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Unbelievable Jeff.
You couldn’t make it up.
All-time highs.
If the US looks pricey, why not look to UK stocks?
Two books explore historical financial frenzies and the lessons they hold for investors today
Wall Street’s latest financing craze is showing serious signs of froth
Since time immemorial cash shell listing booms have heralded fraud and collapse, but not today
Lack of diversity among investment managers contributes to groupthink
Low interest rates by central banks have helped to sustain the rally in equities
Or, we could just keep reporting whichever direction the wind is travelling in.
Just like in late-1980s Japan, wildly exaggerated growth stories have forced up prices
Everywhere you look, tech is expensive. It’s just the US has a far higher exposure to the sector than other developed markets.
Tech-focused ChiNext soars despite outbreak’s threat to wider Chinese economy
Bear-free gains in S&P 500 index near the tech-fuelled surge of the 1990s
One chart crime to rule them all.
There are striking modern day parallels with the hoaxers and hype of yesteryear
How a republished 1840s classic sheds light on the bitcoin bubble
Many bankers sold close to the top, piggybacking on those with fewer market smarts
Rising competition is pushing down profit margins and encouraging more risky lending
Prospects for the Faang trade and pound’s bounce in focus for the new trading week
Sensible investors should hold more cash as rewards for owning stocks diminishes
Some treat housing like a tradeable asset and chase yields. But what happens next?
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