There's a depressing little hypothesis in investments called ‘the greater fool theory' which states that you can buy something that's going up because they'll always be a bigger fool than you to sell it to.
If ever there was a truism about business, it's that businesses don't plan to fail; they simply just fail to plan.
I'm writing this blog as I sit next to the swimming pool, in glorious sunshine, on a holiday to South Africa . This introductory sentence is not designed to provoke jealousy in the reader, but to set the context of some things I wanted to write...
Several training academies for advisers have been launched over the past year. What real value do these bring to IFAs and to the industry as a whole?
Nick Dewhirst vents his spleen at the unending stream of what frequently masquerades as intelligent financial comment
We have had a few things to say in International Investment over the past six months or so about the...