
Big Winners (Outliers) & the 80 – 20 Rule
In this article, I’m going to jump straight into the business end of where the money is made when you’re right. I’ll run through three
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In this article, I’m going to jump straight into the business end of where the money is made when you’re right. I’ll run through three

Richard reveals the latest shares to pass his 5 Strikes scoring system, and attempts to bottle the essence of Christie, a big data business back

Bruce makes some broad observations about how economists’ models drive Central Bank behaviour and interest rate expectations. Companies covered: LLOY, TSTL, RBGP The FTSE 100

This month our funds expert focuses on ETFs and the listed hedge fund BH Macro. He looks at why you’d be better off investing in

Phil asks whether AG Barr’s recent acquisitions can turn it into a growing business again. Soft drinks companies are a long-term favourite with investors. Their

With inflation peaking in the UK (at least for now), Bruce looks at some larger cap stocks that have broken through their 200-day moving averages

In this article, Michael looks at some of the greatest trades in history. The markets have always offered opportunities for those who either do the

An iron rule in long-term investing is to understand the business. Richard adapts business school teaching to work out how companies make money. One of

Bruce looks at the prospects for the UK Buy-to-Let market in the BoE’s Financial Stability Review, and wonders if rising interest rates are driving higher

Devoted company bosses do not always create great returns for outside shareholders. Maynard Paton studies chocolate retailer Hotel Chocolat and the board’s decisions and composition.

Recent attempts to turn Hornby into a consistently profitable and growing business have failed. Phil looks to see if last week’s purchase of a minority

While the dividend yield on the FTSE and AIM indices is not high relative to history, it does seem remarkable that >8% yields are available