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Watch out.Think the financial crisis has made investment managers a little less greedy? Think again. They’re working even harder to concoct ways of parting you from your money.
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Starting today, you should get out of all your individual stocks. Next, stick all your money into broad index funds. That’s the only way you’ll ever make money in the financial markets.That’s the gist of what Burton Malkiel says in his latest book, co-authored ...
It seems word is catching… “The UK is a must avoid. High debt with the potential to devalue its currency present high risks.” - Bill Gross, Fund Manager, Pimco, quoted on Reuters, Tuesday And it gets worse. Read this… “Growth is slow and inflation is rising, and ...
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I had a very enlightening meeting in the City this week with the boss of a classic penny share company. What he told me really got me thinking...
Has the recruitment sector passed through the bottom of the cycle?
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