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Bulletin boards are pure poison for private investors
Features Internet bulletin boards can be very dangerous places for investors, says David Thornton. They're certainly not a place for reliable stock tips. Here's why.
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Do small-cap stocks deliver the goods?
Features The idea that small-cap stocks outperform blue chips over time is widely accepted. But is it true? Cris Sholto Heaton investigates.
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Why on earth are Tesco shareholders suing themselves?
Features Suing the company you own hurts you and your fellow shareholders, says David Thornton.
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Ten simple rules for maximising your penny share profits
Features Maximise your penny share profits by following these ten simple rules from small-cap expert David Thornton.
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Where to find penny shares
Features David Thornton explains what penny shares are, and where to find small-cap stocks to invest in.
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5 common mistakes people make when investing
Features Tom Bulford examines five common mistakes that private investors make, and explains how you can avoid them.
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How private equity firms destroyed Phones 4U
Features The collapse of mobile phone retailer Phones 4U is a good example of why the private equity business model doesn't work, says David Thornton.
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Valuing penny shares that don't make any money
Tutorials David Thornton outlines some things to think about when valuing a company that has never made a profit and may never have made a sale.
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Why small-cap shares beat large
Features Returns from investing in successful small companies are consistently better than returns from investing in large companies. Small-cap expert David Thornton explains why, and how you can get in on the action.
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