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It’s Still Too Soon To Come Back to the FTSE
In May I wrote a piece on the popular market adage, “Sell in May and go away.” The principle was cooked up after a study by the Stock Market Almanac into market timing. It researched when the best stock market performance is achieved. Their research showed ...
Read More | Date 12/09/2008
Fleet Street LetterHow You Should (and shouldn’t) Prepare for a FTSE Nosedive
Today we’re tackling perhaps the most fundamental question in investment. What’s going to happen next? I could embark on a truistic homily about how it’s not given to man to know his fate... how we must play the hand we’re dealt... or something along those lines. ...
Read More | Date 29/08/2008
Fleet Street DailyA Sub-5000 FTSE… The Terrible Next Move For The Market?
The FTSE 100 has plunged from its highs last summer and could soon find itself in bear market territory again. Read on to discover how we at The Fleet Street Letter are preparing...
The 100 top UK companies as listed in the FTSE 100 index are in ...
Read More | Date 29/08/2008
Fleet Street Letter3 Recession Investments To Make Right Now
Some time ago I sat down with our research team and, to put it frankly, opened up a big can of worms. "Investors are losing their shirts right now," I said. There were nods of approval all round the table. "The markets are in turmoil, and we haven’t even begun ...
Read More | Date 14/07/2008
Fleet Street DailySurviving The Coming Bear Market
The FTSE 100 is flirting with The Bear. But move away from the blue chips, and we see the mid caps of the FTSE 250 first entered it back in January (I'm defining a bear market as a 20% fall from the peak). The picture’s even worse if we look at ...
Read More | Date 11/07/2008
Fleet Street DailyFTSE Enters Bear Market...
Officially, we’re in a bear market if the index falls more than 20% below its peak. Yesterday afternoon, the FTSE reached that point. It closed a little higher, meaning the bear market hasn’t officially started yet. But it’s only a matter of time... So this ...
Read More | Date 09/07/2008
Fleet Street DailyHow To Play The FTSE Promotion Premium
Picking stocks can be an overwhelming affair... there’s just so many ways to skin this cat. You can let fundamentals be your guide... weighing up profits to losses and assets to liabilities. Done properly, this produces a detailed picture view of a firm’s ...
Read More | Date 03/07/2008
Fleet Street DailyFinding Those "FTSE Safe Havens"
On Tuesday I wrote that homeownership could be the worst financial move a new buyer ever makes. I also argued that investing in shares — the right shares, mind — is a good way to protect and grow your wealth right now. My article drew the following response ...
Read More | Date 03/07/2008
Fleet Street DailyFTSE Dives 2.6%. But There Are Still Good Investments Out There...
It was the biggest one-day fall since the collapse of Bear Stearns in March. Yesterday the FTSE 100 tumbled 2.6%. It’s hardly surprising. There was a lot of bad news flying about. Our manufacturing sector has contracted for two months in a row now. There was ...
Read More | Date 02/07/2008
Fleet Street DailyBradford And Bingley's White Swan Event
When is a Black Swan not a Black Swan? When the "perfect storm of highly improbable events" happens all the time.
Nicholas Nassim Taleb coined the term Black Swan to explain how massive unforeseen events have the greatest impact on markets. But only the most ...
Read More | Date 02/06/2008
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