Opinion

Ten years on from the dotcom crash and there are still some investors out there who have yet to fully recover from that - never mind the latest - crisis.

"I am making £28.50 from every £1 - this scheme has 50,000 people in it."

I found my attention drawn last week to an interview in the Investor's Chronicle with Rathbone's star manager Carl Stick by Leonora Walters.

The currency of a country is the equivalent of its share price, the perceived value of its overall tangible and intangible assets, and while the share prices of the highly indebted developed markets are faltering, those of emerging markets are rising....

Debating with Hugh Hendry earlier this week on Newsnight, European Socialist Party president Poul Nyrup Rasmussen implied Greece needed hedge funds like a hole in the head.

MEP Godfrey Bloom says unless tough action is taken the eurozone is doomed.

Investment Week Conjecture

Now ten years on from the peak of the dot-com boom, Alliance Trust Asset Management's Matthew Strachan wonders what lessons have been learnt?

A full decade after the Nasdaq peaked and then toppled dramatically from investor favour, clearly the wounds of technology investors are still taking their time to heal.

Investec's Alastair Mundy has won Morningstar's inaugural qualitative award category: the Morningstar UK Equity Fund Manager of the Year award.