James Klempster: Why investors should beware sporting analogies
Don’t ‘leave it all on the pitch’
Ahead of the FA Cup Final this weekend, James Klempster tackles some famous sporting adages - and explains why adopting them in a portfolio context could see investors end up on the losing side
May's Champions League football results are unlikely to have passed by even the most football-phobic among Professional Adviser's readership. Victories against the odds for Liverpool and Tottenham were...
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