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Our investment manager, Sheridan Admans, examines our investors' ten top traded funds in November 2017.
As shares more than halved over the last two years, potential takeover discussions raise the share price for the UK telecoms provider
Management maintain their expectations for the year but also pointed to slowing conditions within their sector
Is there a risk of a re-run of a 2008 level crisis? Or could it be worse?
This week has also seen the Fed October minutes, further trade talks in the US and more talk of interest rate cuts.
There is talk of a post-election pickup, there is talk that the economy is on the road to recovery, is that right?
Some large companies hit new lows this month and trade talks stole the conversation once again.
Recovery slows as talk of trade, interest rates and inflation fades.
The US, in particular, has a number of talking points at the moment, with the run-up to the 2020 elections and potential interest rate cuts next week.
Ian Forrest, one of our Investment Research Analysts talks about how he got an interest for the world of investing.
Making money is why you're interested in the stock market after all! Let’s talk about the two main ways of profiting from investing
As concerns for potential trade wars mount, the stock market trends down with some talk of mergers. June was a busy month!
It’s all over news sites and is part of almost every political conversation; Climate change is a global issue at the front of many social and political discussions these days. With talk of time running out to reverse these effects, renewable energy is as important as ever before.
2017 saw some remarkable technology breakthroughs, but they didn’t penetrate the public consciousness. 2018 may see breakthroughs so remarkable that households from Lapland to Tierra del Fuego will be talking about them.
There was good news on US jobs last week which provided hope of a sharp economic recovery. There was a snag with the data, however. But I am more worried about data on Covid infections in a region of the world and which hardly anyone is talking about.
Start small, and speak often – empower your kids to make decisions about money and saving.
The UK market still struggles as Brexit looms, but retailers hope for a good summer.
Even if you don't hold funds, it pays to be familiar with the charges involved
The latest projections from the US Federal Reserve suggest that the central bank expects US interest rates to stay close to zero for at least three years. But the markets didn’t like it.
Following on from full year results, the bank leads the FTSE 100 fallers.
Saudi Arabia is borrowing $11 billion. The Aramco float seems to be going nowhere fast, the final triumph of new tech over old world business is almost complete.
Thomas Cook is bust, there is more than one reason. For shareholders, there is no protection from such a catastrophe, what lessons can we learn?
Shares in Aston Martin fell sharply on debut, at Tesla they have been going up. Should investors put their money into either company, or both?
The Brexit madness continues: the litany of companies warning about Brexit seemingly gets longer by the minute, politicians scream and shout and generally make a disgrace of themselves – and yet, the penny, or is that the multi-billion dollar coin, has not dropped.
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