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Getting the right trade-off between quality, growth and price

Buying shares in good companies is not enough for long-term investing success – you need to identify growing companies and not pay too much for them

Bellway prospects ride on Help to Buy

Building companies dispute they have earned windfall profits but the industry's fortunes are tied up with Help to Buy.

How big is Hargreaves Lansdown's moat?

Hargreaves Lansdown is one of the most impressive companies on the London market. But can this great business stay great?

Patisserie: could anyone have seen this coming?

Phil Oakley looks at whether there were any warning signs

To be a better investor, follow the cash

Looking at cash flows rather than profits is a much better way to find good investments and avoid bad ones

Spirax-Sarco – an outstanding British company

Phil takes a look at one of the most consistently profitable companies listed on the London Stock Exchange

How to check out the profits of asset-intensive companies

Companies can use costs to manipulate their profits – here's how you can spot the signs of trouble

Ashtead and the power of compound interest

Ashtead is a great example of the power of compound interest at work

Will Aston Martin's IPO put investors in the fast lane?

The price tag on the luxury car manufacturer's shares could be, like its goods, very expensive

Are quality shares overvalued?

Phil Oakley looks at the investment case for quality shares despite their strong performance over the past decade