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Markets are in flux – here’s how you can tell when to buy
Investors must focus on hard data to see their way through the turbulence
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Trump’s trade war has been a gift to China
The last three months prove that easy narratives are the enemy of good investment choices
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Betting against Uncle Sam is a high-risk strategy
Whatever the politics of a second Trump term, the US remains a reliable hotbed for technology and entrepreneurialism
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The world’s markets have turned upside down but it’s still possible to make money
Diversification will be even more important as tech stocks fall back to earth
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My investment plan as Trump moves fast and breaks things
The rules for investing do not change no matter how disruptive or unpredictable the president is
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Five lessons from the sky-high lockdown stocks that came crashing down
Investors can use the benefit of hindsight to make smarter choices in the future
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The strength of America’s stock market is becoming a source of anxiety
The odds of another good year for investors in the US are not bad but they are probably getting worse
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I foresaw what would happen to the FTSE 100 this year – these are my 2025 predictions
Accurately reading the markets is no mean feat – but getting close can be easier than you think
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Bitcoin has hit $100,000 – but beware the madness of crowds
‘Fear of missing out’ can be a strong emotion. But investors would do well to control it
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America’s Trump market boom won’t overlook the little firms
Small companies have been underwater for years – but now investors are spoilt for choice
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My three most important lessons from the last 25 years of investing
What happens over a quarter century can make or break your financial security. Here’s what I’ve learned since 1999
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Four things that worry me about stock markets’ ‘Trump bump’
There’s no alarm bells yet but don’t expect next year to be a repeat of 2017
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It may pay to wait to invest in the world’s best growth story
An economic cooling-off and disappointing profits have raised questions over investment in India
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How investors could shield against a decline in US returns
Assessing whether the market is under or over-valued is easier with hindsight
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The last five years have been a whirlwind. This is how you could have invested
Nobody can predict the future, but there are ways investors can prepare for it
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Reeves has backed herself into a corner – and the bond vigilantes are circling
The Chancellor’s plans for a borrowing binge will anger a formidable enemy
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