Avoid easyJet shares – there are better airlines to invest in
Avoid easyJet shares – there are better airlines to invest in
EasyJet used to be one of Europe’s most impressive airlines. But now it is facing challenges on all fronts and losing out to the competition. Rupert …
16 May 2022
Value is starting to emerge in the markets
Value is starting to emerge in the markets
If you are looking for long-term value in the markets, some is beginning to emerge, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Indeed, you may soon be able to buy tra…
16 May 2022
Britain’s ten most-hated shares – w/e 13 May
Britain’s ten most-hated shares – w/e 13 May
Rupert Hargreaves looks at Britain's ten-most hated shares, and what short-sellers are looking right now.
16 May 2022
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Many people assume that the high oil price is here to stay – and could well go higher. But we’ve been here before, says Max King. History suggests tha…
16 May 2022
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
Menhaden Resource Efficiency made a slow start, but progress is encouraging. Buy before the discount closes, says Max King.
16 May 2022
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Commodities giant Glencore is well placed to capitalise on rising commodity prices and supply chain disruption, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here’s why you…
13 May 2022
James Anderson: innovation is still the key to returns
James Anderson: innovation is still the key to returns
James Anderson, the man behind the Scottish Mortgage investment trust, tells Merryn Somerset Webb what he’d buy now
13 May 2022
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Cryptocurrency roundup: “stablecoin” instability provokes a wider crypto-crash
Cryptocurrency roundup: “stablecoin” instability provokes a wider crypto-crash
Cryptocurrencies crashed hard this week as stablecoins proved less than stable. Saloni Sardana rounds up the week's cryptocurrency news.
13 May 2022
Interest-rate rises mean more pain for stocks
Interest-rate rises mean more pain for stocks
Interest rates are rising around the world as central banks try to get inflation under control. That’s hitting stockmarkets – and there is more pain t…
13 May 2022
Share tips of the week – 13 May
Share tips of the week – 13 May
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
13 May 2022
The market finally seems to be getting it
The market finally seems to be getting it
Reality checks are coming fast to the markets, says Merryn Somerset Webb – with even 2022’s safe havens beginning to reflect recession worries.
12 May 2022
How to invest in litigation finance – and get returns from bankrolling legal disputes
How to invest in litigation finance – and get returns from bankrolling legal disputes
Lawsuits are a trillion-dollar business and litigation-finance firms play a key role in funding claims. The accounting can be complex, but there are o…
12 May 2022
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Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev: Investing in innovative new frontiers
Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev: Investing in innovative new frontiers
Merryn talks to Anna Macdonald and Mikhail Zverev of Amati about investing in growth-focused innovation in the teeth of a tech-stock selloff, and the …
12 May 2022
BT is making progress and the dividend is back – but is it time to buy yet?
BT is making progress and the dividend is back – but is it time to buy yet?
Investors in telecoms giant BT have seen dismal returns over the last 15 years. But there are signs that it is starting to turn things around, says Ru…
12 May 2022
Cryptocurrencies are crashing – so how low will bitcoin go?
Cryptocurrencies are crashing – so how low will bitcoin go?
The entire cryptocurrency sector is crashing, with bitcoin now well below $30,000. This is big, says Dominic Frisby. So just how low could bitcoin go?
12 May 2022
The return of the Marcos dynasty to the Philippines
The return of the Marcos dynasty to the Philippines
The Philippines has elected Bongbong Marcos as president, three decades after his family was ousted from power in a popular revolution. What does that…
12 May 2022
Retail therapy: two of Britain's biggest commercial landlords set to merge
Retail therapy: two of Britain's biggest commercial landlords set to merge
Shaftesbury and Capital & Counties, two of London’s leading leisure landlords, are planning to merge – if they can get the deal past regulators. Matth…
11 May 2022
Currencies: the yen just keeps on tumbling
Currencies: the yen just keeps on tumbling
The Japanese yen is trading close to a 20-year low with the US dollar, with the Bank of Japan in no rush to raise interest rates.
11 May 2022
Should you buy ITV shares as it takes on the digital streamers?
Should you buy ITV shares as it takes on the digital streamers?
Broadcaster ITV is repositioning itself to take on the digital streaming platforms such as Netflix and Disney. Rupert Hargreaves looks at whether that…
11 May 2022
The tech-stock bubble has burst – but I still want a Peloton
The tech-stock bubble has burst – but I still want a Peloton
Peloton was one of the big winners from the Covid tech boom. But it's fallen over 90% as the tech stock bubble bursts and and everything else falls in…
11 May 2022
Centrica’s optimistic outlook does not make up for its growing challenges
Centrica’s optimistic outlook does not make up for its growing challenges
Centrica, Britain's biggest energy supplier and owner of British Gas, looks to be on track to report a bumper performance for 2022, says Rupert Hargre…
10 May 2022