Some versions of similar products are better for long-term investment, while others are better for day trading
What’s sauce for your goose, may not be sauce for the foreign gander: differing corporate cultures make for discreet trading decisions
Tesla should survive as legions of carmakers catch up on EV sales, but other disruptive technologies are on the way
Is the lithium sector at risk of going up in smoke like the cannabis industry, asks Tim Worstall
Tim Worstall on stock picking amid cyclical and structural change
They may be boring, but if you can spot a sectoral theme and get on the right side of the trade - a price change is a price change
Tim Worstall on the FTSE 100's international exposure, and why the index inversely correlates with sterling
But this is time arbitrage and, as Keynes said: markets can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent
Whatever went wrong, investors should note that this doesn't mean the end of the crypto markets - it's just another trading opportunity
Higher rates boost insurers’ premium pools, but inflation raises costs on pay-outs
A lesson for investors: don't be motivated by what's politically fashionable
The Communication Workers Union controls Royal Mail's workforce and limits its profitability. When will the company get tough?
Despite being in administration, Cineworld's stock is not yet worthless. Can there be life left in it?
Opinion is divided: while BOO is London's most-shorted share, three large institutions are taking some interest
Can bank sector profits from rising interest rates offset the impact of looming UK recession?