Patience is a virtue

Article Abstract:

Investors using index tracking funds face problems in a bear market, and may not be able to withdraw their assets in time to prevent a loss of value. Stock markets tend to recover after prices fall, and the rise higher than before, so investors who have not sold may be best advised to wait for n upturn. New investors can drip feed to benefit from drops in stock prices, or buy into investment trusts where wide discounts can offer value. Active funds may perform better than themarket as a whole, but there is no guarantee that this will be the case.

Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Security and commodity exchanges, Securities Exchanges, Management, Bear market, Exchanges

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Investing in the land of opportunity

Article Abstract:

US assets can offer opportunities for British investors who can use investment trusts or unit trusts to enter this field.

United States, Investment companies

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Day trading uncovered

Article Abstract:

The benefits and drawbacks of day trading in stocks, and advice on pursuing this activity, are examined in detail.

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