The lifting of storm clouds over the UK economy is welcome, but the best growth − and value − prospects for investors still lie elsewhere, writes fund manager Tim Price.
The December General Election will arguably be the most important in our lifetime. Its implications, both economically and politically, will be profound, argues Tim Price.
In many respects, the global financial crisis was regarded as a crisis of morality. It now appears to be morphing into a fully-fledged eurozone banking crisis. By way of solutions, we need better bankers, better central bankers (or perhaps none at all) − and better politicians.
The West has learnt nothing from the experience of Japan’s lost two decades. That could prove to be painfully expensive.
For all its faults, Twitter may be the most useful form of news gathering and information sharing to date, explains Tim Price.
The Woodford debacle does not invalidate the case for active management, any more than the global financial crisis invalidated the case for having banks, argues Tim Price.
Fund manager Tim Price explains the surprisingly powerful advantages private investors have over the institutions when it comes to managing money and generating a return.
We face grave threats and growing uncertainties within the financial markets. Gold doesn’t solve all of the world’s problems – but it’s a start, writes Tim Price.
Investors ignore the human dimension to financial markets at their peril, writes fund manager Tim Price.
The retirement of Bill Gross, “the bond king”, has been greeted by some uncomfortable personal criticism, writes fund manager Tim Price.
