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Where to find insurance against falling markets
Analysis Stockmarkets have fallen, but they could have a way to fall yet. Merryn Somerset Webb explains where to find insurance against valuations falling well below their long-term averages.
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Three companies to buy that will conquer the competition
Tips Professional investor James Harries of the Securities Trust of Scotland picks three long-term investments that should sustain high returns on capital employed.
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I love its cars, but I wouldn’t touch Aston Martin’s shares
Tips Aston Martin makes beautiful cars. But it has a chequered history and continues to lurch from disaster to disaster. That’s why I wouldn’t buy Aston Martin shares, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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How to invest in the electric car market
Tips The vehicle sector suffered badly in the pandemic, and has since been buffeted by supply-chain problems, inflation and recession fears, says David J. Stevenson. But electric cars are thriving.
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Share tips of the week – 15 July
Tips MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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Phoenix Group’s 8.5% dividend yield looks here to stay
Tips At a forecast 8.5%, Financial services group Phoenix, has one of the highest dividend yields in the FTSE 100. And it has all the hallmarks of a great income play, says Rupert Hargreaves.
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Share tips of the week – 8 July
Tips MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
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The highest-yielding Pibs and preference shares
Tips As well as ordinary shares, companies and other institutions issue preference shares and permanent interest-bearing shares (Pibs), which act more like fixed income securities. Rupert Hargreaves explains everything you need to know, and lists the highest-yielding Pibs and preference shares on the market.
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Babcock International: a turnaround play in a growing sector
Tips Britain’s defence spending is set to rise and Babcock International could soon return to favour, says David J Stevenson.
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