A year ago, I reported about the stock exchange of the Channel Islands. The current valuation of the cash-rich and highly-profitable company is almost too good to be true.
If there is a chance to invest alongside clever people who have made billions by spotting investment trends earlier than others, why not latch onto them?
Mostly Borrowed Ideas is such a good blog that it might render me unemployed. Quite a few of my readers may subscribe there instead.
Every other year, the controversial shell of a company attracts another major round of speculation. Is it about to happen yet again?
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.
