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Alistair Darling: Expect more gloomFeatures The former chancellor of the exchequer was bang on the money when he predicted the worst in 2008. And he is particularly optimistic now.
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The world’s greatest investors: Daniel LoebFeatures Loeb is known as an activist investor, buying into companies that he thinks could be run better.
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Howard Marks: no fan of cryptocurrencies
Features The mania in cryptocurrencies is one more proof of the prevalence today of financial naivety.
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The world’s greatest investors: Louis BaconFeatures Louis Bacon became interested in markets after captaining a sports fishing boat for broker Walter Frank.
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The world’s greatest investors: Michael PlattFeatures BlueCrest hedge fund co-founder Michael Platt is quick to cut his losses, but happy to let his winners run.
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The world’s greatest investors: Mark BarnettFeatures As an income investor, Mark Barnett focuses on firms paying relatively high levels of dividends.
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Kyle Bass: a long-term China bear
Features Chinese banks are running to stand still, reckons hedge-fund manager, Kyle Bass.
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Marc Faber: Still bearish
Features Investment guru Marc Faber reckons we could be heading for an epic decline in asset prices.
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The world’s greatest investors: Kyle BassFeatures Kyle Bass made $500m after buying credit default swaps on US subprime mortgage securities in the run up to the financial crisis.
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