Stocktake: Don't fear the yield curve
Inversion may be economically significant but it doesn’t mean stocks are going south
Proinsias O’Mahony: Should investors ‘drop their shorts’?
Robeco research finds shorting may be too tricky even for many professionals
Should markets panic over the inverted yield curve?
Yield curve inversions’ reputation as a recession indicator is well deserved
Woodford’s fall a salutary tale on the cult of the superstar fund manager
Investors shouldn’t be surprised by Woodford’s fall from grace
Proinsias O'Mahony: Investors must learn the lessons of history
Study looking back to 1800 confirms following the trend, seasonality and value investing beat the market
The bitcoin bust, one year on
Cryptocurrency price collapse a painful lesson for new generation of investors
Are you a good investor – or a lucky one?
The luckiest investors end up with five times as much money as the unluckiest ones
Predictably irrational: investor lessons from Nobel winner Richard Thaler
We can all learn from the man who so closely observes the quirks that govern our financial decision-making
Black Friday anniversary: ‘People thought the world was going end’
30 years on from the infamous stock market fall, its memory still fascinates
Should investors ignore the bubble-watchers?
A Harvard study reveals clues to help investors avoid stock-market crashes
Taking stock of the human side of the investment game
Richard Thaler’s book ‘Misbehaving’ is a must-read for investors and non-investors
Smart beta strategies: Outsmarting the market?
Hybrid approach aims to combine the best parts of active and passive investing
Beware the bite of the ‘top dogs’
The top ranking companies in every sector go on to suffer years of underperformance, a US expert claims
Win or lose, are you lucky or shrewd?
Recent polls shows that people put good returns down to skill while bad ones are blamed on bad luck. But now there are calls for a more scientific approach
When it comes to investing, don’t ignore the Big Mo
Buying winners and selling losers sounds like a dumb money strategy, but momentum drives markets
Heads it’s pure skill, tails it’s luck – can the markets really be predicted?
Investors are increasingly realising that cheap index funds trump actively managed funds
And the Nobel Prize in Economics goes to polar opposites
Believe in efficient markets? Or favour behavioural finance? You win either way
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