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Tech stocks have had a bloody nose, but investors must think for the long term
Investors should hold their noses and revisit Spanish and Italian bank shares
Economies in Europe and beyond will enjoy a surge of optimism
Despite the naysayers, the bull market continues to run
Most of what the president says is to distract from what he really wants to do
Betting on what the new president will do is wrongheaded
Dear Janet Yellen, please give us multiple rate rises in 2017 so stocks can party
Whoever wins will be stymied by Congress
Scepticism abounds, yet the stock markets continue to rise
Money is simply a measuring stick. It doesn’t manipulate, despite what people believe
Invisible poor in Europe and the US send a message
Now is the time to act — markets move in advance of full clarity
Brexit referendum and the US election should ensure a quiet year
Markets hate uncertainty, but it won’t last forever
Who is capable of holding their nerve?
In markets like these, the bigger the company the better
No US initial rate increase since 1933 has killed a bull market
The currency is not to blame for lower UK earnings, commodity prices are
From Clinton and Obama to yield curves, the parallels are obvious
Looking for clues about the correction? Let’s go back to 1997
Cash flow is any money you take from your portfolio
Markets thrive on false debt fears
Dismantle the wall of worry and enjoy the returns
Very few of the people setting interest rates have any experience of banking in the real world
QE in the eurozone is the wrong response to the wrong problem, but it’ll be good for equities
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