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Why markets sometimes underestimate new technology

The Squeeze: New technology doesn't always result in investment bubbles

How recessions help save lives

The Squeeze: Less time working might actually be better for us

What psychedelics and AI have in common

The Squeeze: Both are increasing in popularity, despite a lack of understanding of how they actually work

Explaining the difference between the US and UK markets

The Squeeze: If you want to know why US stocks keep on going, don't look further than the profit and loss account

Beware of magical accounting tricks

The Squeeze: Don't be bewitched by adjusted earnings figures

How to spot companies prepared for instability

The Squeeze: US stocks are better placed than British ones, but even across the pond a hierarchy exists

Why trying to predict the future is dangerous

The Squeeze: Businesses are ruing when they thought short-term spikes meant long-term profits

What Trainline teaches us about barriers to entry

The Squeeze: Is the ticketing company really back on track?

Investors are ignoring a bargain semiconductor stock

The Squeeze: Designers such as Nvidia are popular, but the company that manufactures their chips is not

How AI can solve the UK's immigration 'problem'

The Squeeze: Markets have decided AI is the future – maybe reluctant British workers should too