September 3rd - Get to grips with the basics of using charts for technical analysis Chart analysis is the projection of future price movements via the analysis of historical price movements, where historical price movements can be presented in various ways. Bar chart...
August 7th - When push meets shove, that’s for individual investors to decide An Ethical by any other name Ethical investment is big business. How big, we’ll take a look at shortly. But for sure it’s an important consideration for publicly listed companies...
June 13th - Gilts, Investment Grade or Junk – A Look At Investment In Tradable Debt Instruments Whether the aim is stable income in retirement, a specific future cash need, portfolio diversification or old-fashioned risk aversion, or a combination of such factors, an...
May 28th - What Is Spread Betting and How Does it Work? Introduction to Financial Spread Betting Financial spread betting is a form of investing by means of betting on the movement of global financial markets. Or, in other words, it is trading...
May 3rd - In the first of this two-part series Investing in REITs: A Guide to Going About It, we looked at the nature of REITs – real estate investment trusts – and the practicalities of taking a stake in this growth investment product....
April 24th - Real Estate Investment Trusts An Interesting Option But Homework Needed What’s A REIT and How Do I Buy In? For the prospective investor in publicly-traded real estate investment trusts – REITs – there is the need first to understand the...
February 18th - Illiquidity In Retail Student Accommodation Investment Would Be Addressed By a Specialist REIT Student Lets – Sound But Illiquid Investment Some months back, we at invezz.com wrote a piece (it’s here) on student accommodation investment, then – and still – being...
January 14th - Caveat Emptor Tag Should Hang on Every IPO Share “The IPO of The Century” On Thursday, 2 February 2012, Facebook announced that it was going to undertake what would amount to the biggest-ever stock market listing for a technology company....
January 14th - Exchange-traded Landlords Now A Mature Investment Option But Knowledge Needed Why A REIT In this piece, we take an in-depth look at investment in REITs – real estate investment trusts – as an alternative to a direct investment in a...
January 7th - But Bottom of Manhattan Housing Rung Increasingly Heading North of $1 million America’s Most Expensive – Postcode, That Is If, back in the 1960s say, when every well-to-do American home would have one, you wrote off for your copy of...
December 11th - Introduction India – home to over 1.2 billion people according to its 2011 census, some 17 percent of the world’s population though occupying only 2.4 percent of the land mass. Despite huge growth in urbanisation in the past three decades,...
December 11th - A Look At Realistic Returns On £250,000 Invested In London Residential Property Introduction – A Middle Class BTL Investment In this piece, we delve into the London housing market on the footing that we’re a buy-to-let investor with a quarter...
November 30th - A Primer For Investment In Homes For Reward Introduction – Why Would You Do It? In this piece, we take a look at investment in residential real estate from the perspective of the private investor – someone looking to become...
November 27th - Contracts Get You Only So Far In Go-ahead But Opaque Wannabe Asian Tiger When Sergeant Phil Esterhaus counselled – as he did each episode of 1980s police drama Hill Street Blues – the incoming shift at Hill Street police station...
October 26th - Investing in Carbon Credits is Probably a Choice that the Majority of Active Investors Have Been Presented With. The Market Explained and Why One of iNVEZZ’s Experts Would Steer Clear While fighting global warming and making the rich nations pay...
October 24th - Unless You’ve Got Money To Burn, Buy Art Because You Like It – Or The Artist One of these pictures is a Monet. The other is a Manet. If you can’t tell which is which, investing in art is probably...
October 15th - What is a SIPP, is it Right For You and What SIPP Products are Out There? Self-Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs) are one of the three main types of personal pension, and have been available since 1990. However, it is only...
October 15th - What’s an ISA, How Does it Benefit You, and What are the Options Available? Whether you want to put money aside for your retirement, a rainy day or build up a sum for a special treat, it makes sense to...
October 15th - What is a Green Investment and What Green Investment Products are Out There? The idea of green or eco-investment is extremely popular at present. Like all things ‘green’ it confers the idea that by making an investment in this way...
October 12th - The Collectibles Conundrum: Hobby/Investment vs. Investment/Hobby A bit of history The first gold coins in the world found their way into the pockets of the Lydians, the citizens of a kingdom related to ancient Greece and located in modern-day Turkey....
August 30th - From Bullion in the Basement to Spread Betting and Everything in Between Investing in Gold There has been a lot of noise of late about investing in gold. Whether or not you give at least some credence to the approach...
July 9th - Why is Spread Betting So Popular? And Why Traders Must Also Be Aware of the Inherent Risks Attached Just like any type of investment, spread betting is associated with benefits and risks, with leverage often being cited as both the...
June 28th - A Look at Some of The Pros and Cons of Choosing a House or an Apartment for an Investment Property For the first-time investor, or an investor seeking to diversify beyond an existing portfolio of, say, stocks and bonds, it’s...
June 25th - Repossessed Property Sales Fit the ‘Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining’ Maxim for Investors Who Can Take Advantage of a Stuttering Economy to Pick up a Bargain. We Take a Look at the Basics of Buying Repossessed Property. Repossessed Property...
June 21st - What’s the Difference and Which is Best For You? Both spread betting and contracts for difference (CFDs) are among the preferred investment vehicles for traders, particularly in the United Kingdom. Although both instruments share some of the same characteristics such...
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