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There's no other way to put it - these stocks are outperforming

If you need another dose of doom, be sure to tune into Will Hutton's Dispatches on Channel 4 tonight. It looks at how the economy went from boom to bust, so it’s bound to be cheery stuff. It should be an interesting hour of TV, but maybe a little backward looking. ...
Read More | Date 20/04/2009
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Why The Commodity Supercycle Is Far From Over

In a bull market people get away with some shocking things. A few years ago I met a 21-year old geography student. He had been investing in the stock market for years. He had seen some success, so now his biggest ambition was to get rich. Very rich. He wrote for a ...
Read More | Date 17/10/2008
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So What Now For Commodity Prices?

The implication of billions of dollars being pumped into markets has finally hit home. The dollar is falling today. Commodity prices are rising. The credit crisis has hit commodity prices hard… but prices should rebound strongly once the financial crisis eases. ...
Read More | Date 13/10/2008
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Britain’s Energy Crunch Has Begun

In 1974 I was three years old. One of my first memories involves a candle. I was fascinated by the light as it was reflected around the room. Everywhere else was dark and the light seemed to dance in magical ways. It was very exciting and fun. But the truth is ...
Read More | Date 26/09/2008
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Lehman's Failure is Positive for Commodities

It’s going to be a difficult week for investors in all asset classes. The collapse of Lehman Brothers shows just what a mess Wall Street is in. It will get worse. But there’s one positive thing that you can say for commodity investors - the dollar rally ...
Read More | Date 15/09/2008
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Why This Commodity Looks Set For An Imminent Boom

Commodities markets have been falling of late. My personal view is that we will likely see further downside, at least in the short run, as fears of an ongoing global slowdown affect sentiment. But there is one commodity that could buck the trend. The supply of ...
Read More | Date 08/09/2008
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We Might Have a Future in Two Weeks’ Time

I had a bet in one of our morning meetings about six months ago. I bet everyone in the room that when British Energy was sold, it would go to EDF. If it didn’t happen, I’d eat my hat. Then, at the start of June, the deal with EDF fell through. It looked like ...
Read More | Date 01/09/2008
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Is It Time To Get Out Of Commodities?

It’s Thursday, so we’re answering your investment questions. If you have a query, send it to the team at askfleetstreet@fspinvest.co.uk Here’s today’s selection: Q: I sold shares when they started falling and bought into commodities, since when all of them have ...
Read More | Date 21/08/2008
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As Fuel Costs Soar - Investing Locally Could Be One Of The Best Ways To Profit

Fuel costs will slash global trade… so the big winners will be just around the corner Things are looking up for Bognor Regis… It’s looking good for Southport and Morecombe too. The British seaside is about to enjoy a renaissance – because we won’t be able to ...
Read More | Date 28/07/2008
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The World’s Biggest Threat Is Your Greatest Opportunity

The recent price fall in commodities is actually good news… there are buy opportunities ahead There will always be cycles in supercycles... prices move ahead too quickly and investors cash in profits they have made. Markets, even runaway bull ...
Read More | Date 25/07/2008
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