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M is for Momentum investing

Story by: Nick Rice, Investment Adviser

To momentum invest or not to momentum invest? This is hardly the kind of question that hit Hamlet over the head in Elsinore, but most investment professionals must think about it on at least a weekly basis.

• Time published: 14:33
• Date published: 21.07.2008
• Published in: Investments

U$A view - Time to roll out the welcome mat

The Americans are coming with familiar-sounding promises of doing it “bigger and better”, which may be good news for UK advisers.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Watching the credit crunch repercussions

The credit crunch has sparked a period of doom that is not about to lift anytime soon

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Win-win propositions will always appeal

Investment banks are focusing on structured products due to the range of options offered

• Date published: 21.07.2008

A familiar growth story

The story in the Global Growth sector over the past 12 months is a broadly familiar one.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

How long will the US rule the roost?

The sector is invested heavily in the US, but the world economy is set to shift

• Date published: 21.07.2008

A cut could lift us

If anyone was in any doubt as to whether the UK was heading for a recession, the latest figures on unemployment should disperse the last remaining uncertainty. We are not heading toward a recession, we are already in one.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Book review - Out of the Red by John T Connor

The atmosphere between Russia and the developed world is, shall we say, radioactive. Gone is the heady new world of the 1990s when US and European economists flocked to Moscow to advise on the break-up of its Soviet empire.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Croquet Monsieur

When Nicolas Sarkozy - or president bling-bling, as he is apparently known in New York - took charge of France last year, the local media teased him for being too healthy for his own good.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

He should have had more cents than this

A Californian man has been charged for allegedly siphoning off $50,000 (£25,000) in six months from online brokerage houses, just a few pennies at a time.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Credit crisis a carbon foot in the door for a greener world

While the current credit crisis may be bad news for investors, it’s rather good news for the environment.

• Date published: 21.07.2008

Could this be twin joy for Boris and Andy?

Should anything ever happen to London mayor Boris Johnson, the people of the capital should fret not, as they have a ready-made replacement.

• Date published: 21.07.2008