Many experts make a strong case for having small-cap stocks in your portfolio, especially if they are being picked by expert fund managers. There are certainly investment gems outside the FTSE 100.
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Artemis finds small US firms set to grow big
Fund manager Cormac Weldon is confident there is still money to be made from investing in American companies, especially those outside the big tech giants.
Missed the Great Gold Rush? Here’s the silver lining
Although gold and silver prices tend to move in tandem, silver has yet to return to its price highs of 2011 and as a result some believe it is ‘catch-up’ time.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: You could clean up with Byotrol
Byotrol shares are 5.9p and have risen sharply since the Covid-19 pandemic erupted. But there is plenty more mileage in the stock.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Our games tip up 42%
Midas recommended Codemasters in January, when the shares were £2.78. They have risen since then to £3.95 and most brokers believe the shares are still undervalued.
Car theft has risen by 50% in five years – keep your vehicle safe
Toby Walne enters the shady world of car crime to discover how easy it is to steal a vehicle in a matter of seconds, and what can be done to beat the crooks.
Rolls-Royce debt crisis rings alarm bells in Whitehall
The company – in which the Government has a ‘golden share’ that gives it the right to block a takeover – has been hit hard by the shutdown of the commercial aviation market.
Inflation set to hit MINUS 0.3% in danger sign for pensions
While the annual figure for the Consumer Prices Index in July is thought likely to remain at 0.6 per cent, the Bank expects the year to August to show a 0.3 per cent drop, meaning prices are falling not rising.
HAMISH MCRAE: We want quality, not quantity post-Covid
A lot of rethinking has gone on, from the simple ‘do I want to commute every day?’ to the more thoughtful ‘if I am to travel less, how do I make each trip worthwhile?’
Thousands in City will never return full-time
We can reveal that audit and consulting giant PricewaterhouseCoopers is preparing for ’50 to 60 per cent’ of its staff to work flexibly on a permanent basis after the Covid 19 crisis passes.










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