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Terry Smith: I'm not used to being ignored
Opinion Running a £20bn fund doesn’t guarantee good treatment from the companies you invest in.
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Michael Cembalest: investors should worry about Biden
News Many people see Joe Biden as an "establishment" candidate for the US presidency. Perhaps they should look closer at his policies, says Michael Cembalest.
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Nouriel Roubini: lacklustre recovery followed by a depression
Opinion We may see a U-shaped recovery at first, but then will come the L-shaped depression, says Nouriel Roubini.
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Anthony Bolton: the market won't wait
Opinion Investors who are too bearish in a crisis like this risk missing out on the recovery, says Anthony Bolton, non-executive director of Fidelity International,
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Sebastian Lyon: hedge against inflation
Opinion While the immediate outlook may be deflationary, that's certainly not the case in the long term, says Sebastian Lyon of Troy Asset Management.
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Richard Bernstein: we're still only in the first phase of this bear market
Opinion Bear markets have three phases, says Richard Bernstein, founder of Richard Bernstein Advisors. And we're still only in phase one.
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Jim Rogers: big problems lie in wait
Opinion Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, reckons we're about to see the worst bear market of his lifetime.
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Bill Ackman: get ready for the bargains of a lifetime
Opinion Hedge fund manager Bill Ackerman is turning bullish and putting his money into bargain stocks.
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Masayoshi Son goes on a Softbank buyback spree
Opinion Masayoshi Son, founder of SoftBank, plans to have his company buy back billions of pounds' worth of its own shares over the next year.
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