Features Archive | January 2019

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January 31st
- Tesco wields the axe
- How to invest in a world weighed down by debt
- You don’t have to spend a fortune to have a good time
- New industries bring new problems
- Down but not out: gambling stocks have a bright future
- Ignore the lifetime allowance and take the tax hit
- The Fed finally gets it – all that matters is the S&P 500
January 30th
- Doctors shouldn’t get special treatment for their pensions
- Why we could soon see peace break out in the trade wars
- Back on the Brexit merry-go-round, and what it means for your money
January 29th
- China’s slowdown is really starting to rattle markets
January 28th
- Is 2020 the year for European small-cap stocks?
- Companies must wake up to the dangers of cyber crime
- The Fed and Brexit: what to watch in the week ahead
January 26th
- Britain’s flawed energy strategy
January 25th
- Why investors could get a pleasant surprise this year
- Sin is going out of fashion
- Great frauds in history: the original Ponzi scheme
- Will pension superfunds take off?
- Superior returns from Capital Gearing Trust
- Recruitment is just the job for traders
- The finest village Chablis I have ever tasted
- Adventures in Central America
- Houses for sale with separate home offices
- WeWork is in a world of its own
- Shopping around for energy can still pay off
- Three British brands set for decades of growth
- Jack Bogle: the retail investor’s greatest champion
- Musical differences hit a sour note
- Albert Edwards: the financial ice age is coming
- Index funds: killing capitalism?
- Betting on politics: Sweden's unstable coalition
- A violent crackdown in Zimbabwe
- Trump holds the line as the shutdown continues
- “Plan A” dons a false moustache
January 24th
- Tesla’s latest speed bump
- Measuring the markets' malaise
- The strong and stable stocks offering a reliable income
- The three things that can stop you from investing profitably
- Markets are starting to think that “no deal” Brexit is off the table – are they right?
- Classic cars get second lives
January 23rd
- The conditions are ripe for a spike in the price of this metal – here’s how to invest
January 22nd
- Index investing is revealing the flaws in our model of shareholder capitalism
January 21st
- China’s biggest problem is not Donald Trump – it’s a lot worse than that
- Ignore all the Brexit hysteria and buy UK stocks
January 20th
- The online banking bubble is ready to burst
January 19th
- Is “car-mageddon” around the bend?
- Small businesses should shop around to cut costs
January 18th
- What does 2019 hold for UK house prices?
- Gold will keep gleaming in 2019
- Plenty of vim in Vietnam
- Plenty of bargain British equities in the January sales
- Will divorce split the Amazon empire?
- Will the DAX dive further in 2019?
- Chart of the week: silver is a steal
- The equity release market opens up
- Logistics statistics are stacking up for investors
- British Empire Trust sticks to its guns
- What “Boiler Room” teaches you about scams
- High investment fund fees can really cost you
- Book of the week: Heroic Failure
- Book in the news: an engaging tale about a one-dimensional man
- Travel: a good year to sleep around
- Properties for sale for around £400,000
- Herb Kelleher: the Yoda who democratised the skies
- Share tips of the week
- Three stocks with sustainable dividend growth
- The case for freer markets
- Regulators train their guns at proxy advisers
- Russell Napier: the end of the euro is nigh
- The pros and cons of pet insurance
- Betting on politics: the Democratic presidential nomination
- SNP hobbled by internal war
- Macron’s listening exercise
January 17th
- Drama at Debenhams
- The same old Brexit story
- The high-street brands that are defying the online onslaught
- How fund management fees gobble up a quarter of your returns
- How Jack Bogle transformed the investment industry for the better
January 16th
- What May’s massive Brexit rejection means for your money
January 15th
- Thinking of getting a divorce? Here’s why it might pay to wait a while
January 14th
- "2019 will be the year of the stock-picker” – and other nonsense to ignore
- Gold is back in a bull market – it’s time to buy
- Why investors are looking east towards Japan
- Bonds and fixed interest - back to fight another day?
- Responsible investing is here to stay
- From FAANGs to CRAABs - the era of investment in new technology
- Why we believe in convertible bonds for 2019
- Could Latin America be a great investment opportunity in 2019?
January 13th
- The five megadeals to expect in 2019
January 12th
- What's behind the US government shutdown?
- The charts that matter: a big bounceback – but can it last?
January 11th
- Will the market rally last?
- The investment trust tops and flops of 2018
- Ignore the new year stockmarket predictions
- How the tipsters fared in 2018
- Easy ways to save cash
- Where to search out new artistic talent in 2019
- Three adventurous cruises
- Bentley Continental GT convertible: an escape from the humdrum
- Houses for sale with annexes
- A flabbergastingly good Tuscan
- Investors have high hopes for Brazil
- China goes for growth
- The “Powell put” comes to the markets' rescue
- No booze would give me the blues
- What Forrest Gump teaches you about venture capital
- JD Sports is ready to run
- Landlords: claim what you can
- Give your pension a health check
- Ocado: an 18-year overnight success story
- 2019’s most intriguing big calls
- Betting on politics: will we run out of milk?
- America’s stalled withdrawal from Syria
- May defeated by Brexit rebels
- Trump boxed in by his own wall
- No birthday party for the euro
January 10th
- A pivotal year for Indonesia
- The future rarely does what you expect it to
- Has Netflix won the battle for your television screen?
- Three questions to ask before you buy shares in any UK high street retailer
January 9th
- Here are my ten big predictions for 2019
January 8th
- Buy Brazil and watch out for solar flares – some of 2019’s most interesting calls
January 7th
- Investment guides come and go, but the best advice stays the same
- The US booms and China starts spending again: is the bear market over?
January 5th
- The charts that matter: Apple tumbles, US jobs boom
January 4th
- Start 2019 as you mean to go on
- Here’s why we could see an inflation “sonic boom” in 2019
January 3rd
- Why Apple’s sales warning has rattled the currency markets
January 2nd
- 2018 was a bad year for investors, for pretty obvious reasons
- Six of the best books for investors