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ESG investing provides shelter in the storm
Analysis Funds focusing on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues proved resilient during the market slump.
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Trading: it’s time for investors to dump Match.com
Tips The dating group is grappling with regulators and looks absurdly expensive.
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Great frauds in history: the Hound of Hounslow
Profiles "Flash crash" trader Navinder Singh Sarao made around $70m from manipulating the futures market.
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Cliff Asness: value investors should stick to their guns
Analysis Value investors need to stick to their process, says Cliff Asness, co-founder of AQR Capital Management, even though that’s difficult.
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Coronavirus: what happens next?
Cover Story The immediate impact of the coronavirus outbreak is bad enough, writes John Stepek. But the real risk is that it could change our financial system forever.
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Build profits with this industrial equipment rentals company
Tips United Rentals is poised to benefit from higher spending on infrastructure. Matthew Partridge explains the best way to play it.
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Where will markets be in 2030? Here are 20 forecasts for the 2020s
Analysis A lot has changed in the last ten years – stockmarkets soared, technology transformed our lives and politics has changed beyond measure. Here, Dominic Frisby predicts what might change in the next decade.
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The boom in passive investing won’t cause the next crash
Features Passive investment funds such as ETFs are now such a fundamental part of financial markets that some people worry that they will spark the next crash. But while they will certainly be involved, says John Stepek, they won't be the cause.
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Here’s why the idea of a bubble in passive investing is flawed
Tutorials The idea of passive investing – buying a fund that simply tracks an index – has been growing rapidly in recent years. Some say it's in a bubble. John Stepek disagrees.
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