InvestmentAdviser ISSUE 08 September 2008 >> Comments

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Investors' Alphabet: T is for Tracking error

Most investors who try to grow their money in long-only equities find themselves in a mental quandary.

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Sector with huge recovery potential

Jupiter's Philip Gibbs expects financials to bounce back from current setbacks

US economy defies anxieties

The latest data coming from the US has suggested that the economy is more resilient than most market watchers had expected.

Things could start to get very bad indeed

Conservative investnment advised as portfoilios decline and mortgage loan defaults soar

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Internet site boosts investor power

The forward march of the ethically inclined has claimed more ground Stateside with the launch of a website that encourages shareholders to vote and sway corporate behaviour.

Take care with cautious

Investors should use care in selecting a cautious managed fund. Part of the issue is the liberal definition of "cautious" used by fund trade association.

The tightrope walk to save the economy

The Fed must choose policies that will avoid either a new dollar crash pr a worsening recession

I did thirst for gasoline, but Riesling also goes down well

As a boy, I loved the smell of petrol so much I thought it was unfair that you weren’t allowed to drink it.

What to do now the party is over

Managers must now decide how to play the next stage of the market cycle

That dratted rise in furry food prices

While here in the UK food price inflation means accepting paying a little more for our hummous and brie, it has more far-reaching consequences for people in Cambodia, where people are choosing to eat rat meat as the price of other meat soars.

How to twist your man around your finger

“In Switzerland they’ve had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what have they produced? The cuckoo clock,” improvised Orson Welles in the famous Ferris wheel scene in the 1940s film noir the Third Man.

€1 for a home? The catch...

Gordon Brown may have come under attack for his "too little, too late" policies targeted at rejuvenating the flagging domestic housing market, but let's hope he doesn't follow the Italians' desperate bid.

New world order

Skyscrapers often act as the barometers of changing economic climates.


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