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Moneyweek editor, Matthew Partridge, discusses sign of the unusual times we live where in the price of platinum has been below that of gold.
Moneyweek editor, John Stepak, discusses mining stocks, China's economy and the commodity markets.
Moneyweek editor, John Stepak, discusses three scenarios for gold and its role in your portfolio.
One European country dealt with its banks' woes a long time ago - so now could be a good time to buy its shares, says David Stevenson.
John Stepek explains why Germany's bond auction failed, and how you can profit it.
Yahoo's share price has fallen by almost 20% in two months, and is now two-thirds lower than it was five years ago. Yet it's still not cheap enough for Moneyweek's liking. There are much better tech stocks around - here's just one.
Brazil's Bovespa has plunged 30% from its highs of last autumn. Moneyweek discusses why an emerging market like Brazil could be a Buy again
The arguing over the US debt ceiling is nothing more than a political pantomime. In the end, both sides will reach a compromise. But that doesn't mean you can't profit from the whole tawdry business in the meantime. John Stepek explains how.
With Greece looking ever less likely to pay back its debts, what would be the fallout from a messy default and who is most exposed? John Stepek explains and tells you how you can keep your money safe.
The price of copper has been wobbling lately. And we could be seeing the start of a plunge as the bottom falls out of the copper market. James McKeigue explains what's going on, and tips three ways to profit from a fall in the copper price.
Linkedin's stock more than doubled in one day. Moneyweek editor, John Stepak, discusses the Tech stocks, their growth and if it' all a bubble.
China is now the main driver of growth in many sectors of the global economy, including the art market. Demand has driven auction prices ever higher. But now one indicator is warning of a slump ahead. John Stepek investigates
Torn between fears of a Chinese slowdown, and hope for a US recovery, markets don't know which way to turn. But with the Fed's latest bout of money-printing about to end, and no replacement in sight, it makes sense to invest defensively, says John Stepek.