In the mouth of madness
It is nearly a year since a new virus emerged in China and rapidly spread around the world. During those months, what have we learnt? asks fund manager Tim Price.
It is nearly a year since a new virus emerged in China and rapidly spread around the world. During those months, what have we learnt? asks fund manager Tim Price.
If our politicians end up learning anything from this debacle, which is admittedly doubtful, it should be that the primary role of the government within the economy is simply to get out of the way.
The latest Dutch tulip harvest is in, and experts confidently predict another bumper year for tulip growers and tulip investors alike.
If you are currently picking up nickels in front of steamrollers, you may wish to start playing a different game, writes fund manager Tim Price.
Gold is already at record highs but it is not too late to try and inflation-proof your portfolio, writes fund manager Tim Price.
Whatever happens to society after Covid-19, the answer for investors has barely changed form over the last few years, writes Tim Price.
Viruses are an inevitable part of life on this planet. We can only hope that the next time a pandemic hits, lessons will have been learnt from the catalogue of errors inflicted on us all during 2020, writes Tim Price.
What has worked in markets, for the last decade at least, may well not work in the future over the medium term. Investors need to keep an open, flexible mind, writes fund manager Tim Price.
The last several weeks will have been testing for huge numbers of investors. But how do we make sense of where we are, and what lies ahead?
As the climate change debate descends into farce, fund manager Tim Price reflects on the implications for sensible investors.