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  • Undiversified portfolios were a risky bet in 2011

    January 4, 2012

    BEFORE the bust of 2008, investors coveted their neighbours’ investments, jealously looking elsewhere for the next big thing. Now in a bust, success is measured not by how much you make, but by how little you lose. 2011 was cut through with fears about persistent inflation, while the equally unrelenting crisis – or crises – [...]

  • Three expert insights on how to invest in 2012

    January 4, 2012

    ALLOCATING ASSETS WILL BE DIFFICULT TOM STEVENSON FIDELITY WORLDWIDE INVESTMENT THE nervous tone of early trading in 2012 has carried on where it left off at the end of a year that investors will gladly forget. An initial rally has soon run out of steam as European bond yields rise again and everyone remembers that [...]

  • Perfect the art of networking with these simple tips

    January 4, 2012

    CAREER DEVELOPMENT EXPERT ONE of the first things to greet executives on their return to the office in the new year should be the fruit of attending all those pre-Christmas hospitality events – a neat stack of business cards promising new business leads. But perhaps not. Many people will be lucky to have amassed a [...]

  • Virtual connections are the smart choice this year

    January 4, 2012

    ONLINE NETWORK ENTREPRENEUR MOST people I know hate organised networking. Walking into a room filled with people that they don’t know but that they feel under pressure to get to know, is just daunting and quite frankly inefficient. Digital networks remove those annoying situations that inevitably occur at cringeworthy business networking events simply through the [...]

  • US markets begin the year on a high

    January 3, 2012

    STOCKS and the euro started the year with a sharp rally yesterday, boosted by better-than-expected global data and hopes the Fed could ease monetary policy further, even as crude surged on tensions between the US and Iran. A number of Federal Reserve officials believed economic conditions could “well” warrant a further easing of monetary policy, [...]

  • Manufacturing data sparks FTSE’s racing start to 2012

    January 3, 2012

    BRITAIN’S top shares powered ahead at the start of the new trading year yesterday as upbeat economic data from the United States, Europe and China boosted risk appetite and helped investors set aside fears over the Eurozone debt crisis. The pace of growth in the US manufacturing sector accelerated in December, its best month since [...]

  • 2012 will mimic 2011 in Aussie dollar volatility

    January 3, 2012

    MARKETS across the globe are suddenly hinting at the promise of economic renewal. Apart from the earth successfully travelling once more around the sun, to the delight of the planet’s Homo sapiens, has anything really changed from jittery 2011? For a short time at least, confidence is high. “Traders and investors seem prepared to take [...]

  • GEOPOLITICAL THREATS TO 2012 TRADING

    January 3, 2012

    AS THE currency markets opened for trading at the start of the new year, investors remained in a party mood, bidding up the Australian dollar, after PMI readings from the region printed better than expected. China’s official PMI Manufacturing report crossed back above the 50 boom/bust level, allaying concerns that the Asian giant was heading [...]

  • THE TIPSTER

    January 3, 2012

    THE last few weeks have been uncharacteristically quiet on the European crisis front – but pessimists may just view this as the calm before the next inevitable storm. The optimistic view could be that surely all of the bad news is getting close to being priced in for the euro and its death has been [...]

  • Global stocks start 2012 with an upswing but experts are forecasting a New Year hangover

    January 2, 2012

    EUROPEAN stocks ended higher in their first trading session of the year yesterday, led by defensive utilities such as E.ON and GDF Suez, while volumes were anaemic as UK and US markets remained closed for the New Year holiday. The handful of Asian markets that opened yesterday gave a more patchy performance, and analysts warned [...]

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