Features Archive | July 2019

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July 31st
- Why switching your pensions provider is so traumatic
- How to avoid the pension scammers
- How to invest in anti-bubbles
- Three biotech stocks on the cutting edge of medicine
- Great frauds in history: Adelheid Luise Spitzeder
- How the free market created the greatest arts festival in the world
- Kyle Bass: America is at risk of turning Japanese
July 30th
- The best way to play the biotech boom
- BlackRock is wrong: nationalising capitalism is a bad idea
- How to be a value investor
- Three investments to own in our debt-soaked world
July 29th
- Bill Winters: downfall of a banking hero
- Switch off the TV and short Netflix
- Chart of the week: nickel bucks the metals trend
July 27th
- The next race to the moon begins
- Dodgy accounting, mental glitches and killer robots – just a few of my holiday reading tips
July 26th
- Asahi swoops on Carlton & United, but at what price?
- Investing in wine: the end of the Burgundy bubble
- How stem cells are changing the face of medicine
- Asia’s economic squall will pass
- Currency Corner: what does Boris Johnson mean for sterling?
- Share tips of the week
- SF90 Stradale: Ferrari's first proper production hybrid
- Properties in conservation areas
- Two beauties from the Cape
- The craze for wild swimming
July 25th
- Star Market, China’s Nasdaq-like tech stock exchange, starts trading
- Ted Baker shares bounce on buyout buzz
- America's corporate earnings bubble hisses air
- Are British stocks set for a Boris bounce?
- How Brexit will save the United Kingdom
- What will Boris Johnson do in his first 100 days?
- Boris Johnson has made one thing clear – it’s Brexit or bust
July 24th
- The materials challenge – from linear to circular
- Great frauds in history: Gregor MacGregor
- How to invest in Europe’s e-commerce boom
- Freelance workers face IR35 tax trap
- The demise of Lendy, and why P2P can’t reinvent the basics of finance
- Why I’m still bullish on oil for the long run
- A job for the next chancellor: abolish the pensions annual allowance taper
July 23rd
- Boris Johnson is the new prime minister: so what happens now?
- Seven investment trusts to make your investments go global
- The US has just voted to blow its budget
July 22nd
- Kenny Alexander: gambling kingpin with a ruthless streak
- Three income investments with downside protection
- Why value stocks struggle during technological revolutions
- Sonal Desai: the Federal reserve is too relaxed
July 20th
- US tech companies face a new tax on revenues
- The charts that matter: the un-inverting of the yield curve
July 19th
- Currency Corner: what’s next for the euro?
- Trump wants a weaker US dollar – so what can he do about it?
- Share tips of the week
- GoPro Hero 7: fun with an action cam
- Houses for £300,000 or less
- This incredible elixir is simply the best
July 18th
- VW and Ford join forces to develop electric cars
- AMLO’s mess in Mexico
- Thomas Cook’s holiday nightmare
- Investors are going bonkers for bonds
- A tough road ahead for new EU president
- Boris Johnson and the irresistible rise of “cakeism”
- The Federal Reserve spikes the markets' punch bowl
- Signs of a turn in tech stocks and value
- Invest in the clever and connected smart cities of the future
- A post-Brexit spending boost is entirely justifiable
- London house prices are tumbling: will it spread across the UK?
July 17th
- Prepare for big changes to inheritance tax
- Why markets are suddenly terrified that Britain is heading for No Deal Brexit
- Great frauds in history: Walter Forbes
- There are lots of reasons to be bearish – but you should stick with the bulls
July 16th
- Another bubble in bitcoin for traders to short
- Pensions: how to divide the spoils when getting a divorce
- Japan is overlooked and mispriced – here's how to buy in
- How do you profit from market bubbles? Invest in “anti-bubbles”
July 15th
- Three bargain stocks for a post-Brexit Britain
- What does China’s slowdown mean for the global economy?
- Sanjeev Gupta: the Indian visionary eyeing up British Steel
- Mark Mobius: “I love gold”
July 14th
- CITR: how you can do well by doing good
- When to top up your national insurance to boost your state pension
July 13th
- Boris Johnson and the sugar tax
- The charts that matter: the Fed gives the market the green light
July 12th
- Betting on politics: odds on the next EC president
- Houses with tennis courts
- What's behind the decline of the public company?
- Currency Corner: what will it take for sterling to turn around?
- Good news: UK house prices are stuck in the doldrums
- Lend to Germany at 0%? We’ve seen even stranger things in the bond market
- Ancient art sparks controversy
- Make the most of your garden
- A perfect sauvignon blanc
- Three new cruise adventures
- Share tips of the week
July 11th
- Good news on jobs scares US stockmarkets
- Greece: back in business
- Deutsche Bank beats a retreat
- Inheritance tax: just abolish the entire thing
- How to profit from the age of bespoke medicine
- The Federal Reserve will do whatever it takes to keep this boom going
July 10th
- How to duck the higher rate of stamp duty
- Small businesses: how to chase late payments
- Why I’m betting on a return of the copper bull market
- Great frauds in history: George Hudson
July 9th
- Buy into fund manager Baillie Gifford’s success
- Should you be worried about Deutsche Bank?
- How the pension contributions annual allowance is crippling the NHS
July 8th
- Three ways to avoid your fund manager "doing a Woodford"
- Rutherford and Son: a portrait of a family business
- Daniel Kretinsky: the “Czech sphinx” buying up Europe
- Investors are ignoring these three cheap Japanese gems
- Scotland's “ethical” stockmarket is a rather neat idea
- Nouriel Roubini: recession is certain
- Betting on politics: latest odds on the Tory leadership
- Don’t expect the shift from active to passive fund management to ever reverse
July 6th
- Can the UK eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?
- The charts that matter: a quandary for the Fed
July 5th
- Currency Corner: the Australian dollar’s dreadful decade
- UK house prices continue their long, slow drift lower
- Get set for a Tory Party spending spree
- Jeremy Corbyn – a fate worse than Brexit
- Share tips of the week
- Houses for sale for around £2.5m
- A low-brow but delicious Beaujolais
- Three unusual hotels that are a step up from the Premier Inn
- A one-stop shop for all your hi-fi needs
July 4th
- Will Trump’s visit to North Korea lead to a nuclear deal?
- Deutsche Bank’s umpteenth turnaround
- Trade-war ceasefire boosts stockmarkets
- Jony Ive, Apple’s design guru, departs
- Hong Kong’s roar of rage
- Iran ditches the nuclear deal
- Invest in Vietnam – Asia’s other communist dynamo
- Royalty, housebuilders, and the need for a little imagination
- Facial recognition: Big Brother is watching you
- Get ready for epic levels of monetary debasement
July 3rd
- China trade war? No worries
- Great frauds in history: Louis Jay Pearlman
- Custodian: this Reit will look after your cash
- Warning of pension contributions shortfall may be overblown
- Sticking with your pension scheme's default funds doesn’t pay
- Bitcoin is back in a bear market – but don’t sell now
July 2nd
- Give these 19 investment trusts a chance
- How to dodge phishing scams and push payment fraud
- Investors should head east for income growth
- Why investors should spit out Beyond Meat
- Woodford's fund stays shut – but it is time to buy Patient Capital?
- A Gary Shilling: we're already in a recession – but the future is bright
July 1st
- Dietrich Mateschitz: late bloomer gets a boost from Red Bull
- Three top-notch stocks to own come rain or shine
- Why Freetrade is my favourite fintech
- Forget the trade truce – here’s what really matters for markets now
- Avoiding a run on your fund