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Other Small cap news... Synchronica ticks up 11% on back of landmark software dea
Shares in Synchronica (SYNC) jump 11% after it signs its biggest contract to date for its Mobile Gateway software with a distributor for one of Indonesia’s ...
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You are on page 1 of 6Dear Reader,Sterling has crashed before. And it could crash again. In this situation we need to have some insurance in place.The pound has fallen hard against the dollar and hit a 4 ½ month low against a basket of currencies. Nervousness is back again. Your ...
Dear Reader, The Prudential, the insurance giant, has just announced it plans to buy AIG’s (the failed US insurer’s) Asian unit. This bold move is good news for Britain.Over recent years practically the entire UK chemical, steel, investment-banking and utility ...
IPO’s (Initial Public Offerings) are thin on the ground today. Companies are finding it difficult to raise money as the markets are volatile and sceptical about new businesses.So how on earth is it that I find myself punting a retail stock IPO? A UK retailer in ...
During the first 11 months of 2009, a record £23.6 billion flowed into investment funds.That’s more than 10 times the same period in 2008. Investors have been piling back into the markets.I’ve noticed the same thing among a growing number of acquaintances. ...
Bethesda, MarylandNot much action in the financial markets Wednesday. The Dow fell 20 points... completely inconclusive. We don’t know whether the final stage has begun or not. We think it has... but we’re not sure. The big action was in the bond market, where the ...
According to one of our guys, it’s time you learned a new trick. That’s if you want to stay invested… and sleep at night.Theo Casey is a determined man. He’s investment director for our oldest – in fact the UK’s longest-running – stock market advisory letter. He’s ...
Baltimore, MarylandHere’s a cartoon sent by one of our dear readers. We have readers all over the world. But Pamela must be one of the most remote. She lives on a tiny island in the middle of the Pacific. We’ve seen the photos. It looks stunningly beautiful. A ...
The other day I met a doctor, a heart specialist from the John Radcliffe Hospital. He was a busy man, he said, and told me why. “Until recently,” he explained, “I saw people who had something wrong with them. Now I see people who just think that they may have ...
Baltimore, MarylandGot money?You may find it hard to hold on to. People with money are caught in a vice. On the one side is the de-leveraging economy. On the other is the government. The depression squeezes everything – asset prices, businesses, earnings. And ...
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