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How were the stalwarts of the UK market faring back in 1952?
The front-page tribute to George VI, and the pages of the Investors’ Chronicle on 9 February 1952 – three days after the Queen acceded to the throne – looks familiar enough from the vantage point of today
With inflation back and biting hard, the investor who has seen it all is back on top. Amid a difficult 2022, what can be learned from his investment principles?
This year has been a challenge for investors, but the investment trust sector has a long history of weathering times of conflict.
Scotland has made a significant contribution to modern financial markets, particularly through its investment trusts. But what lies next?
So far, 2022 has been a bad year for almost all stock-pickers, and especially some defensive ones
Lessons from history: Michael Lewis's seminal book Liar's Poker and its excoriation of the slow-moving Salomon Brothers leadership holds some key ideas for thinking about the latest evolution in the financial world
The UK is far less dependent on Russian oil than it was on Saudi Arabian oil 50 years ago
Picking recovery shares is all about understanding the corporate actions that bring value
Europe is now home to a new breed of companies that are helping transform its economy. Are UK investors missing out by continuing to shun the continent?
