2005 Archive
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
The year's top stocks
As the closing bell of 2005 approaches, TD Waterhouse has revealed the most bought and sol d stocks of the year. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
'Tis the season to review investments
Four in ten investors have no idea what or where their money is invested, new research shows. |
Investment advice: What will be hot in 2006
The FTSE is set to grow in 2006, with fund managers predicting financial firms to perform the best. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
Ethical investments top growth charts
People investing in ethical funds do not have to sacrifice growth, new figures show. |
Bond market to end 2005 on a high
Analysts have predicted that the bond market is set to end the year on a high. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
Retail stocks move back into favour
There may be warnings coming from the high street about the poor state of the retail sector, but there are still bargains to be had for investors willing to go against the trend. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
Large cap stocks undervalued
European large cap stocks could be due a comeback, a top fund manager has predicted. |
Latin American investments to overperform
Top fund managers are predicting another year of growth for investments in Latin America. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
UK falling out of love with property![Where is the love? Brits are turning off property in a big way [photo:Pixmedia]](http://p2.myfinances.co.uk/thumb/where-is-the-love-brits-are-turning-off-prope.16050.jpg "Where is the love? Brits are turning off property in a big way [photo:Pixmedia]")
Britain's love affair with property could be over, new figures reveal, as UK residents accept that the market will not keep growing for ever. |
Commodities to rise further
Investors looking to cash in on recent growth by selling commodities could be missing out. |
Gilts to the fore as yields increase
The yield and performance of government-backed bonds (gilts) is set to climb in the months to come. |
Risk of benchmarking exposed by European markets
A new investigation looking at the biggest companies on continental Europe over the last 20 years has exposed the risk of having funds that follow firms with large market capitalisations. |
Find forgotten funds - £25m unclaimed
UK residents have £25 million in unclaimed Premium Bond winnings, National Savings and Investments has said. |
Japanese investments looking good
Investors in the Japanese markets are set to see strong returns for some time. |
Ditch telecoms and energy and buy bonds
Investors should cut their exposure to telecoms and energy, and look to the potential of fixed income assets and continued high oil prices, experts claim. |
October rush on markets
October saw new trading records set across the London Stock Exchange's markets during. |
Investors find growth in credit derivatives
The global credit derivatives market grew close to 48 per cent in the first six months of the year, creating opportunities aplenty for bond investors. |
Stock market analysis from The Share Centre
A weekly stock market update from The Share Centre. |
October sees FTSE slip into the red
The FTSE All Share index fell 2.9 per cent in October, its worst performance for the month since Black Monday. |
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