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Market bogeymen on the hunt for red October
World stock markets are back in the news for all the wrong reasons, writes ALAN STEEL
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Banking on another recession, are we?
It was reported the other day on Bad News at Ten that the head honcho at RBS decreed that the UK is definitely in for a recession. Aw naw! What should we do then? asks ALAN STEEL
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Perception still clouding market realities
ALAN STEEL says the 10th anniversary of the crash should encourage investors to take stock of market reality
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When the herd stampedes, stay on the fringe
Alan Steel says successful investing isn’t the same as the Fringe where reviews attract the crowds. It’s quite the reverse.
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No need for oxygen yet…but be a little wary
It’s a while since I wrote anything about Canada. Thought it would be a welcome change from all this Brexit navel-gazing.
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Pessimists need to admit it’s getting better
Alan Steel: ignore the warnings of gloom ahead
One the Money
Beware those clicks do not damage your health
When I started writing articles for the mainstream newspapers back in 1989 it was quite a different world from today.
On the Money
Optimism’s on the rise in the land down under
There’s always two ways of looking at things. That’s what separates optimists and pessimists. Back in the mists of time, 1991 when I was still young… stop sniggering at the
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Markets brave another storm warning
Well that last piece of mine in mid-February was great timing, eh? Here’s me rabbiting on about Februarys being more famous for weather extremes than stock market traumas, and before you can say “climate change” along comes “The Beast from The East”.
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Time to pour cold water on market doomsayers
If you’re a stock market investor, especially if you’re getting on a bit like me, February certainly lived up to its reputation for springing surprise extremes on us, although over
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