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Three top US small cap stocks to buy now
Opinion Mergers and acquisitions activity is due to pick up, says professional stock picker David Schuster. Here, he tips three stocks ripe for takeover.
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You should be investing in small companies – here’s how to do it
Features There’s never been a better time to invest in small cap stocks. Take the right approach, and you could give your portfolio a real boost.
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Aim’s strongest small-caps
Opinion Aim-listed penny shares are now fair game for your Isa, but watch out for volatility, says professional stock picker Rahul Sharma. Here, he tips three steady growth stocks for your portfolio.
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What your fund manager isn’t telling you
Features For years, fund managers have grown fat on their clients' money, while giving little back. Tom Bulford explains what you should do if you're fed up with lousy returns.
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The small-cap miners operating deep in the West African jungle
Features West Africa is one of the world’s most exciting new mining regions, with huge reserves of iron ore and the potential for massive profits. Tom Bulford looks at some of the companies hoping to get a slice of the action.
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Budget 2013: Osborne’s gift to penny share investors
Features George Osborne's decision to remove stamp duty from penny shares is a step in the right direction. It’s just a shame that he didn’t have the guts to abolish the tax altogether, says Tim Bennett.
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This simple formula creates wealth
Features The financial services industry would have you believe investing is a complicated science. But as Warren Buffett has proved, says Tom Bulford, nothing is further from the truth.
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Why African gold is cheap
Features At first glance, this successful penny-share gold miner looks to be an absolute bargain. But investors are right to be wary, says Tom Bulford. Here, he explains why.
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The story of three war legends and a wanted man
Features Since coming onto Britain's small-cap exchange, the shares in this defence stock have taken a hammering. But the company is well-placed for a comeback, says Tom Bulford. Here's why.
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