Stocktake: Just how expensive are US stocks?
Take low interest rates into account and the valuations start to look more reasonable
Take low interest rates into account and the valuations start to look more reasonable
After a successful period, the next decade may see US investors with subdued returns
They may offer a free lunch – so long as you are able to wait for the meal
Martin Wolf: It all depends on earnings and interest rates
Economist agrees US stocks’ high Cape ratio is justified with zero-interest rates
Investors are more worried about a market crash than at any time over the past 20 years
In his new book, Narrative Economics, Robert Shiller shows how stories have always driven economic events
Investors are always scared during bear markets but this is different
Personal classification of risk and danger are key determinants of market behaviours
Is Dominic Cummings the Rick Astley of politics?
History suggests no market fashion or trend persists indefinitely
Like a binge-worthy drama, Netflix shows stocks move because of fear and greed
A multitude of inbuilt unconscious biases undermine investors’ decision-making
Study looking back to 1800 confirms following the trend, seasonality and value investing beat the market
Stocktake: Investors shouldn’t confuse a slowdown with a recession, ‘that’s just wrong’
Cryptocurrency price collapse a painful lesson for new generation of investors
Weather and mood influence investors’ decision-making, new research indicates
Is it really that difficult to go against the herd? In a nutshell, yes
Proinsias O’Mahony: Seven nerve-calming steps to help you make sense of it all
Real question is not why the Dow has fallen, but why it was trading so absurdly high
The Cape ratio is twice as high as its average, but no one is panicking yet
This year's international economic renaissance shows how forecasts are more art than science
Warren Buffett, Howard Marks and Nobel economist Robert Shiller have warned the craze will end badly
Why European equities falling seven days in a row is not a cause for panic
30 years on from the infamous stock market fall, its memory still fascinates
The last time fund managers were nearly as concerned as now was in the late 1990s
Howard Marks predicted the dotcom and housing crashes, and now he’s worried trouble is brewing again
Stocktake: If calm indicates complacency, prices may be more vulnerable than presumed
Proinsias O’Mahony on the pitfalls to which the ordinary investor are all too prone
A Harvard study reveals clues to help investors avoid stock-market crashes
This rally is refusing to retreat, which must be torture for those on the sidelines
Simple but brutal truth is that nobody has any idea what stock markets will do
A cool look beyond the bluster at the Republican candidate’s financial prowess
Most booms don’t result in busts: a recent Yale study found only one in 10 goes bad
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices