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Some measures of company performance are better than others. I look at the pros and cons of the most commonly used ones
Philip Tetlock and colleagues have some good news for anyone hoping to emulate the stars of his bestselling book Superforecasters: it may be easier to do than previously thought.
Shareholders are often apprehensive when an M&A deal is proposed - and with good reason
The coffee chain is an example of a great profit brand. It is also an example of using buybacks to mask weak profit growth
The costs of trading overseas listed equities can be very high due to foreign exchange charges
The human psyche can play tricks on your investing brain. Here are the five most common investment mistakes.
Should the ‘New Deal’ enacted by US President Franklin D Roosevelt in the 1930s be used as a blueprint for a Covid-19 recovery?
How a company is managed is important but not excessively so.
The most important considerations for investors before they take the plunge into this most volatile of markets
Investors often deduct cash when calculating financial performance and valuing a business. It is more prudent not too.