On the Money: Alan Steel Nineteen Sixty Nine was some year for optimists. And if you were a pessimist you weren’t missed out either. On the bright side there was the first man on the moon. Before that was Woodstock, the first big free Rock festival. Concorde had its first test flight. And exactly 50 […]
Getting a measure of the mumbo jumbo indicator
Simple investment indicators seem to have gone out of fashion, finds ALAN STEEL
Don’t risk your retirement plan on a course no-hoper
It’s one thing having a flutter on the Grand National. It’s quite another throwing your pensions pot on any retirement income ‘nag’ without taking time first with a professional to study form.
Sorry, pessimists, but I have some bad news for you
If you read my previous article you’ll recall that I referred to the investor gloom and panic that swept the world, creating record dumping of equity funds, as millions of “savers” blindly rushed to “safety” in the form of bonds, cash and various esoteric sectors which change their names to protect their absolutely duff returns.
Don’t let gloomy forecasts cloud your investment plans
Panic and pessimism don’t make good bedfellows, writes Alan Steel