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The roller coaster of emerging market AI-stocks continued this week. Korea’s Kospi index tumbled before recovering most of its losses. Sentiment there turns fast, and heavy retail use of leveraged products magnifies every turn.
Cash is one of the great comforts of financial life. It sits there, doesn’t shout, doesn’t fall 20 per cent in a bad month, and is available when the boiler decides to retire before you do.
A sharp escalation of fighting in the Middle East pushed the oil price above $100 for the first time in two months, leaving investors once again trying to work out what Donald Trump wants from the war.
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Passives. The rulebook is becoming the fund manager
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
Passive funds have done investors a great service by cutting costs and helping ordinary savers access markets through ISAs and pensions. But small and cheap are not the same as safe. Mosquitoes are small too.
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COST OF WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST IS RISING AS CHINESE ECONOMIC GROWTH STUTTERS
Oil prices have risen again, though far less steeply than after war broke out in late February. Bond yields have also moved less dramatically than in March, but they remain well above pre-war levels. Petrol and diesel receive less attention than crude oil, yet their prices have risen sharply, lending weight to industry warnings about shortages of refined products.
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Compounding and habits: making the maths practical, not mystical
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
A snowball is a lovely image for investing, until you remember that most of us spend the first 10 years staring at a very unimpressive damp tennis ball and wondering why it isn’t an avalanche yet. If you remember how that snowman doubles in size with each roll toward the end you will get the drift of this column.
