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The MoneyWeek Podcast: a reaction to the general election result

Merryn and John reflect on the result of the general election

by: moneyweek
24 Dec 2019

Merryn and John reflect on an election result that has at last brought some resolution to the interminable Brexit saga and demonstrated that Britain is a proper democratic capitalist nation. Plus, house prices, Scottish independence and should Nigel Farage get a peerage?

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The news of Covid vaccines has delighted many. But not Argonaut Capital's Barry Norris. He tells Merryn why vaccines aren't the panacea people think t…
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The MoneyWeek Podcast: Stephen Yiu on why, in a low quality market, you should buy only the best stocks – and don't over diversify
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