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Investing in AI – the ultimate bubble
Is it “different this time”, or are we in the mother of all bubbles? The economics of AI should give investors pause for thought, says Dan McEvoy
By Dan McEvoy Published
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Why MoneyWeek studies at the Austrian school of economics
A heterodox tradition in economics has been a guiding light for MoneyWeek over our 25 years, says Stuart Watkins
By Stuart Watkins Published
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MoneyWeek experts' best investments for the next 25 years
MoneyWeek's experts predict the best investments for the next quarter-century. Tips range from defence and agriculture to Vietnam and Jardine Matheson
By MoneyWeek Published
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How to navigate the ups and downs of investment markets
Max King has spent over 40 years managing a fund and investing privately. Here are the key lessons he has learnt
By Max King Published
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MoneyWeek's best calls of the last 25 years
From the early days of the gold bull market and the credit crunch to the advent of populism and post-Covid inflation, MoneyWeek has made some excellent calls
By Andrew Van Sickle Published
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LVMH is set to prosper as the wealthy start shopping again
After two years of uncertainty, the outlook for LVMH is starting to improve. Is now a good time to add the luxury-goods purveyor to your portfolio?
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Japan is still rising to new highs – here's how to invest
Opinion Political ructions in Japan are no obstacle to gains, and the return of inflation may even benefit stocks, says Max King. What is Japan doing right?
By Max King Published
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Investors should plan for an age of uncertainty and upheaval
Tectonic geopolitical and economic shifts are underway. Investors need to consider a range of tools when positioning portfolios to accommodate these changes
By James Proudlock Published
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AI is a bet we’re forced to make
It’s impossible to say yet if AI will revolutionise the world, but failure would clearly be very costly, says Cris Sholto Heaton
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
