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On contrast effects

Investors don't judge companies solely on their merits.

Avoiding commodity risk

It's difficult to protect ourselves from the risk of a fall in commodity prices

A not so eerie silence

The unusual stability of share prices does not mean investors are worryingly complacent

Emerging from the smog

The future of electric motoring now looks assured - the only question is how to profit from the transition under way

Assuming rationality

People aren't always rational, but investors can save money by assuming they are

Should you buy international shares?

More investors are buying international shares. We look at what you need to consider and how much it costs

Predicting Aim

Some leading indicators point to Aim stocks outperforming the All-Share index over the next 12 months.

The care conundrum

Long-term care fees are the elephant in the room of retirement saving: a potentially huge cost that you can't afford to ignore. Rosie Carr explains how to find the money to pay them

Classic cars race ahead

As we see other classes of investment stall, classic cars appear to lead the field

When irrationality helps

Sometimes, irrational behaviour can help investors