One way to multiply your money is to invest in the world’s most washed-up, crisis-ridden countries. Here is the story of one investor who did it – over and over again!
My October 2019 article about Virgin Galactic went viral at the time. The BBC quoted it, as did the Washington Post. Since then, the share gained 311%. What can we learn from it?
As good as the Financial Times, but for free. The London-based blogger Joachim Klement has some top-notch content for you.
An amazing history of defaulted German bonds from 1930, czarist Russian bonds from 1917, and the upcoming opportunity with Cuban bonds from the 1930s and 1950s.
The City of London is struggling to figure out its future. Could it emerge yet stronger? What are some British stocks to look at now?
Bill Ackman’s London-listed investment fund is a low-maintenance coin bank. Following the share’s recent drop, long-term investors should take a look.
How the explosion of shoplifting, the general decline of law and order, and societal decay make for new investment opportunities.
This AIM-listed small-cap will likely return all its capital to shareholders. Underresearched by investors, it's an opportunity that shouldn't even exist – but it does.
If or when the war in Ukraine ends, this stock will likely become the focus of investor money pushing into the country.
This little-known Western European company could become the global market leader for supplying the uber-rare "Ac-225", a potent weapon to treat cancer.
