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World’s biggest sovereign wealth investor is a fan of UK equities

Thursday 16 May 2024

If we took a straw poll of readers and asked which country has the world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund, the chances are Saudi Arabia and Singapore would come high up the list if not at the top. In fact, the largest is Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global which has a value of more than $1.6...

The copper age: Metal driving mining M&A has critical role in energy transition

Thursday 16 May 2024

Copper is already one of the most important materials underpinning human civilisation, and the energy transition is only likely to see demand for the industrial metal build in the years to come. Limits and pressures on supply and this growing demand profile are already seeing copper prices mount a...

Using a Junior ISA to help your kids with the costs of university

Thursday 09 May 2024

One of the most compelling reasons for investing through a Junior ISA is to help provide your offspring with the necessary funds to leave university without the burden of onerous debts. If you invested the whole allowance of £9,000 every year from birth until your child reached 18 they would...

How easy is it to switch your Child Trust Fund to a Junior ISA account?

Thursday 09 May 2024

Almost 42% of young adults aged between the ages of 18 and 20 have not claimed savings in their matured Child Trust Fund (CTF), according to data from the account providers’ trade association. According to the Share Foundation, the value of unclaimed savings is now over £1.7 billion, while a 2022...

Stocks to reward you for decades to come: Searching for dividends, quality and exciting growth potential

Thursday 09 May 2024

The last couple of years have seen outsized returns for stocks, especially those in the US, but that doesn’t mean now is a bad time to invest. The truth is there is never a bad time to invest as long as you are looking to stay invested for the long term. From its inception in 1984 to 2022, the FTSE...

Is South Korea the new Japan for stocks

Thursday 09 May 2024

From pop groups, TV shows, cars, home appliances, electronics and smartphones, South Korean brands have for years been familiar to global consumers. Millions of homes are filled with Smartphones and TVs made by Samsung Electronics (005930:KRX) and LG Electronics (006657:KRX) , cars made by Hyundai...

How to invest like Warren Buffett

Thursday 09 May 2024

Warren Buffett is probably the only professional investor who needs no introduction. Over a long and illustrious career stretching back to 1965, he’s produced a mind-boggling 4,384,749% return for investors through his investment vehicle, Berkshire Hathaway. In other words, $100 invested in 1965...

Understand the chemicals sector and whether 2024 can see a recovery

Thursday 02 May 2024

Chemicals companies produce the compounds used in a huge variety of different industrial and consumer products across sectors which include agriculture, healthcare, technology, aerospace, sports, leisure and beauty. The breadth of the industry’s focus means its fortunes are closely tied to the...

Would UK companies get a higher rating by moving their listing to the US?

Thursday 02 May 2024

In the last few weeks, the drumbeat of companies complaining about the lowly valuation of their shares and floating the idea of moving to the US market has grown steadily louder. First there was miner Glencore (GLEN) , then oil major Shell (SHEL) started making noises and most recently online...

Tesla at a crossroads: Can concerted move into mass market recharge the shares?

Thursday 02 May 2024

Just when investors think they have got the measure of Tesla (TSLA:NASDAQ) , Elon Musk drops a bomb. Having feared the worst, Tesla’s first quarter (Q1) 2024 report (25 April) gave investors the clarity they were seeking on mass-market vehicles, and while detail remains thin, Musk said production...

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