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MoneyWeek Investment Trusts Report 2026 (opens the original)
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MoneyWeek has always been a strong supporter of investment trusts, largely because they offer their managers freedom to take a longer-term view when constructing their portfolios. Other characteristics such as the ability to use gearing (borrowed money) or the chance for investors to buy at a discount to the value of their assets can help to improve returns, but it’s their “permanent capital” that is most valuable. If you are investing directly into sectors such as property, infrastructure and p
Oil ETFs: a new way to trade an oil spike (opens the original)
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The on/off Middle East crisis is on again this week, sending up oil prices in response. Dated Brent – a key benchmark based on North Sea oil – is above $100 for the first time since July at the time of writing. Every time oil moves in a significant way, it raises the question of how best to play higher prices. One answer to that depends on what kind of move you expect. Dated Brent – which is the benchmark that you tend to hear most – reflects what is happening to demand for physical oil right no
How can you prepare a plan for an AI crash? (opens the original)
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“What should I do if there's a AI crash?” a friend asked me recently. It is a very sensible question – we don't know there will be an AI crash, but having a clear plan to follow when you start to worry is better than waiting and panicking. However, it's also a very difficult question, because the AI theme is such a huge part of the market: tech is over 35% of the MSCI World index (once you allow for firms such as Amazon and Alphabet assigned to non-tech sectors), while the trillions of AI capita
'Bond markets are too relaxed about inflation' (opens the original)
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Even if you do not invest much in bonds, the bond markets are hugely important. Jim Leaviss, the former M&G bond guru, who sadly passed away last month, was fond of saying that “there is nothing more fascinating than a fixed-income instrument”. There is a lot of truth in this. The bond markets directly reflect consensus about inflation, growth, government finances and more, while influencing the price of many other assets. So while investors who are willing to take greater risk in other investme
UK mid-cap stocks have a takeover problem (opens the original)
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UK mid-cap stocks have been struggling as takeovers hollow out the market, says Cris Sholto Heaton
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