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Why we need a little patience
Advertisement Feature In volatile markets it’s easy to get spooked and sell your investments. But that could cost you many thousands of pounds. A patient approach can be much more rewarding.
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The dangers of derivatives as the “Goldilocks era” ends
Editor's letter This is no longer a benign environment for investors, says Andrew Van Sickle. But – as the recent pension-fund derivatives blow-up shows – not everybody seems to have grasped that.
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Buy stocks with wide moats to protect your profits
Tips Companies with wide "moats" – attributes that give them an enduring competitive advantage – tend to thrive over the long term. Dr Mike Tubbs explains how to identify them and how to invest in them.
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How Warren Buffett built his fortune
Analysis Warren Buffett is considered by many to be the best investor of all time. We examine how much Buffett is worth and how he made his fortune.
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Three high quality companies that can generate real value
Tips Professional investor Christopher Rossbach of J. Stern & Co picks three high-quality companies trading at very attractive prices.
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A simple investment lesson from Warren Buffett that even children can learn
Analysis Warren Buffett has an incredible investment record. And at the core of his strategy there is one very simple principle. Rupert Hargreaves explains what it is and how it can help you.
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You may not like tobacco stocks, but they treat their investors very well
Analysis The tobacco sector may not be ESG-friendly, but it has produced outstanding returns for investors in the past. Rupert Hargreaves looks at whether this can continue – and picks the stock with the best prospects.
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Toasting investment success
Advertisement Feature What is it about wine that is attracting investor interest?
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The nifty nine: a portfolio of stocks to buy and hold forever
Cover Story A diverse range of stocks you can buy and keep forever should be a core part of any equity portfolio, says Dr Mike Tubbs. He selects his nine favourites from sectors ranging from agriculture to scientific instruments.
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