Unlike the days of old, today's investor has to have his eye on the next potential bubble 24/7
It is time for the tired, old and utterly irrelevant adage 'Sell in May, go away' to reappear. Traditionally, City gents used to declare a truce and pack up for a summer season of sporting and social delights ' Chelsea flower show, followed by Ascot, Wimbledon, Henley, a spot of cricket and a day or two banging away at the birds on the moors. Business would resume, by common agreement, on St Swithan's day. But with our modern 24/7 focus, there is no such larking about. Languid investors are merely sitting targets for their predatory colleagues or the next bubble looking for somewhere to b...
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