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Finding Software Companies that Beat the Market
Dear Reader, There’s one sector I like to include in the investments I make during a recession. But only in companies from that sector that have two important qualities, which I’ll tell you about in a moment. This recession is no different. I’m investing in this ...
Read More | Date 30/04/2009
The Right SideA Bullish Sign from the UK "Fear Gauge"
There’s a new indicator that could just tell you what will happen next in the market... It is the UK’s answer to the popular Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index - or VIX for short. Traders call it the "fear gauge" because it effectively measures ‘fear’ ...
Read More | Date 17/04/2009
The Right SideShort Sellers and How You Can Use Them
Dear Reader, Before the bankers, short sellers were the pantomime villains of the credit crunch…And whether or not they deserve such notoriety, short sellers are an important force that affects us all. Their buys and sells dictate where the market goes next. ...
Read More | Date 15/04/2009
The Right SideThe 'Twilight Zone' for Equities...
It’s a good idea to get your bearings when you’re slap bang in the midst of an earnings recession. And understanding what phase we’re in can throw some light on how global equity markets will move. Citigroup has looked at periods in previous earnings recessions, ...
Read More | Date 14/04/2009
The Right SideDon't let "point blindness" make you miss the market turn
No one rings a bell at the bottom of a bear market. You have to go further and look deeper to know when its time to buy. That means doing a lot more than mulling over the FTSE 100 share index. Whether the FTSE is above or below 4,000 is irrelevant and I say that ...
Read More | Date 10/04/2009
The Right SideIt’s a seller’s market – Don’t miss the window
Since 10 March the FTSE 100 has rallied 17%. As bear rallies go, this one has had a good innings. But we’ve been here five times before and every time it has ended the same way, further down. It would be naïve to expect something different this time. Our advice is ...
Read More | Date 06/04/2009
The Right SideWarning: Financial D-Day Imminent
In June 1944 Britain and her allies shored-up on the beaches of Normandy to rid the world of an evil tyranny.
Today, it’s OUR shores about to be invaded.
We won’t be attacked with bombs or tanks... but it could be just as financially ...
Read More | Date 13/02/2009
Fleet Street LetterIt’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
The Right SideA 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
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