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Andrew Van Sickle editor@moneyweek.com
Stocks are living their best life while the dollar is having its worst year since 1973
Europe has been a winner while US has been a (relative) loser
“A latter-day Rip Van Winkle… napping since the start of the year, might think not much had changed” over the past six months in financial markets, says Randall Forsyth in Barron’s. The S&P 500 index
Past performance is not a reliable guide to the future. However, investors’ portfolios can benefit from UK shares that have consistently and substantially outperformed the stockmarket. One of the best
Issue of the week: are markets too complacent? ...
London’s Aim market turned 30 this month, but few are celebrating. The 1990s dream of an “accessible” venue to help small UK firms grow has gone largely unrealised, says Richard Evans of Fidelity Inte