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Market timing
Glossary Market timing refers to any strategy that involves trying to predict future price movements and shifting between different investments to take advantage of them.
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Purchasing power parity
Glossary Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a theory that tries to work out how over – or undervalued one currency is in relation to another
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Pound cost averaging
Glossary Pound cost averaging is when you drip feed money into shares or units on a regular basis rather than committing a single larger lump sum.
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Gordon’s growth model
Glossary Gordon’s growth model is a very simple but powerful way of valuing shares based on a company’s future dividends. It is sometimes called a “dividend discount” model.
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Unique assets require unique insurance
Many investors own alternative assets as part of a diversified portfolio, but the unique nature of these assets means they require bespoke insurance to protect against loss
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What will your legacy be?
A legacy can be much more than just a financial consideration. It is equally important to bequeath your wealth of experiences, life lessons and memories. LifeBook Memoirs can capture these treasures and preserve them in an autobiography for you, your loved ones and future generations
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Investment Trusts
The latest news, updates and opinions on investment trusts from MoneyWeek experts
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Smaller companies: starting to turn?
The long-awaited turnaround in smaller companies is unlikely to happen just because shares are lowly-valued. However, an improving economic and interest rate backdrop could spark renewed interest in the sector. M&A activity is also providing support for the smaller companies sector
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Take advantage of higher savings rates with Raisin UK
Savers can earn over 5% AER on their cash, and Raisin UK offers a convenient way to manage multiple accounts.
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How will the US presidential elections affect your portfolio?
As we head into the US election season, it’s important to understand how they could impact your portfolio and how to manage these risks
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How to use CFDs and spread bets in your portfolio to improve diversification
Look outside of the world of equities to improve diversification in a portfolio. One of the best ways of doing that is to look to contracts for difference (CfDs) and spread bets
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Your guide to choosing investment for your stocks and shares ISA
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Beyond China: Asia’s growth stories
In the year ahead, Asia’s other stories may start to get more attention from investors, even if China’s trajectory remains difficult to predict
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Your Edge: A wealth manager
An expert financial planner can help advise you how best to invest for the future, so you can continue to focus on what matters most for you in life.
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From oil to copper: how to trade wisely when capitalising on mega trends
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Does it pay to get investment advice?
Many savers baulk at the idea of paying for investment advice and financial planning, but research shows this money is often well spent in the long run
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Asian Equities on the Road: Australia
Eric Chan pens his thoughts on his recent trip to Australia, where he spoke to some of our holdings and potential prospects around their businesses and the broader macro outlook there.
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What’s the smart money doing to prepare for a recession?
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Isa cashback with Trading 212
Innovative fintech broker Trading 212 is offering 1% cashback on new Isa accounts – as well as up to £100 of free shares for MoneyWeek readers.
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Your wise trading guide to investing outside of main market hours
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Here to stay, or flash in the pan – how will AI shape markets in years to come?
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Murray International Trust: Twenty years of dividend investing
In 2024, and after twenty years at the helm, Bruce Stout will hand over management of Murray International to Samantha Fitzpatrick and Martin Connaghan. Here, the team consider how dividend investing has changed over that time, and its prospects from here.
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Why traders need to pay attention to quarterly earnings
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