A new year, a new decade and time to take stock of a very new asset, cryptocurrency. So what are the 5 best cryptocurrencies to invest in?
Social media giant Facebook is to launch Libra, its own cyber money, next year. But should we welcome the Facebook cryptocurrency or worry about its potential dominance of the global payments system?
Cryptocurrency prices have been on a rollercoaster ride during the last two years, and that should mean there are bargains out there. But which is the cheapest cryptocurrency?
After a torrid 2018, Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies have rallied strongly. But smaller rivals proliferate and the threat of regulatory action has not gone away.
News has been mixed in the world of cryptocurrencies, with scandal in Sweden and a cold shoulder from Mexico’s authorities balanced by newfound signs of an asset class that has come of age. So will 2019 see a repeat of the price slump of last year or a return to the glory days of 2017?
Most successful traders rely on one or more strategies to guide their actions in the market. Some systems are very complex, and off-putting for newcomers, but here are five simple and effective strategies that novice traders can profitably use.
Diversification is an accepted aspect of investment strategy, but does it have a role for traders? There are arguments both for pursuing one trade at a time and for spreading risk among a number of different plays.
October has been a month of turbulence on world’s stock markets, with sharp falls in share indices around the globe. Is it just a wobble, or the beginning of a crash, and, if the latter, how can you trade through it?
It is said that taking profits too early is the sign of a bad trader, someone ill-suited to the rough and tumble of the financial markets. But could it make good sense to lock in gains before prices turn downwards?
Britain’s bank holiday weekend stretches from the evening of August 24 to a return to work on August 28. Supporters of public holidays say they help break up the year and let families and friends spend time together, but opponents say they are an outdated drag on economic growth. Who is right?