Since when has hyperbole become a staple of investment analysis?

Forecasts for the UK economy are starting to look overambitious.

$123trn is a lot of money - it could almost repay most of the UK government's UK debt and my credit card bill combined.

Managers say low return on cash and search for yield will support fixed income market

The UK economy is recovering, although we expect the recovery to be fragile and anaemic.

The devil is always in the detail.

The introduction of exchange-traded funds that are cheap, transparent and easy to trade has heralded a recent explosion in the number of different types of strategies available to the investor.

Given the magnitude of the contraction in credit spreads in 2009, it is reasonable for investors to question whether there is scope for further progress in 2010.

Mark Lyttleton is probably the one name that comes to most people's lips when describing a successful, popular implementation of an explicitly absolute return strategy. His fund's record is of consistent positive net of fees returns through the market...

Duo's Thames River Distribution vehicle beats peer group, gaining 20.2% over one year