Many of you will have heard me say “all you need to know about investing” is contained in the four sketches on our office wall. You know the ones about rear view mirrors and Greed/Buy, Fear/Sell…repeat until you are broke!
With the continued heart-breaking footage coming out of Ukraine and with more sanctions being imposed against Vladimir Putin and his cronies I am sure you might be wondering if you have any exposure to the Russian Financial Markets.
For those that like to keep an eye on the market you will undoubtedly have noticed that global financial markets have had a turbulent start to the year. Having worked with most of you for many years now I am confident that you will now have
Although 2021 marked a further year of uncertainty there were definite signs of a return to a more normal life following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Stock markets continued to climb higher (and showed, yet again, there ain't no crystal ball when
Without a doubt, our most-read article is our annual ‘Winners and Losers’ summary of the year. Each year we try to identify lessons we can learn and take forward. In this sense 2020 has been very, very generous to us!
If ever there was a need to be reminded that stock markets respond to news (especially of the bad variety), the onset and spread of coronavirus is it.
With the world seemingly coming to an end it might surprise you that most of the funds you invest in actually provided you with a positive return during 2015.
With the world seemingly coming to an end it might surprise you that most of the funds you invest in actually provided you with a positive return during 2015.
With so much uncertainty flying around I thought it might help to remind ourselves of some fairly simple, and some would say obvious, advice on investing. Sometimes as investors we need to be reminded of the simple and obvious stuff as it is often forgotten amongst
To say that “money isn’t everything” is more than just a cliché. Studies in the early 1970s demonstrated that happiness had not increased in line with income over the previous half century. Today the developed world is wealthier than ever but ‘how to be happier’