Dan McEvoy

If you’re thinking of topping up your stocks and shares ISA before the end of tax year deadline, you might want to consider buying an investment trust. This ISA season presents a particularly challenging set of circumstances for anyone trying […]

Before Donald Trump won the US election back in November, the chances of his win resulting in a US recession – or a ‘Trumpcession’, as the prospect is now being dubbed – seemed miniscule. In fact, the opposite was the

Do Brits overlook their stocks and shares ISAs in favour of lower-risk, lower-reward cash savings? As the end of the tax year approaches, ensuring that you maximise your annual ISA allowance is probably front of mind right now. If you’re

The dotcom bubble is now an infamous example of stock market overexuberance. Many would argue that the current AI boom is a classic case of history repeating itself. Is this fair, though – and how similar or different is the

European stock markets have outperformed their US counterparts in the opening months of 2025. With US stocks and indices having been mainstays among the most popular stocks over recent years, its constituents – particularly the big tech ‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks

London’s IPO market had a stellar year in 2021, the best in terms of new issues and capital raised since 2014. Deliveroo’s (LON:ROO) IPO raised £1.5 billion at a £4.9 billion valuation, and it was followed by Oxford Nanopore (LON:ONT)

Refresh 2025-02-24T12:19:42.926Z More competition for Nvidia DeepSeek isn’t the only disruptive threat looming over Nvidia’s earnings release. Last week, MoneyWeek’s sister site Tech Radar reported that SambaNova Systems, an AI startup founded by former Sun/Oracle employees, claims to have achieved

The Saba seven saga is drawing to a close, but what does it tell us about the prospects for the UK investment trust industry, and whether or not investors should put their money into investment trusts? Often counted among the

BP’s share price has gained 7.5% over the past six months, a surprising fact given its torrid financial performance over that period. BP’s Q4 results announcement this morning (11 February) was its worst for four years, but BP shares have

One of the distinctive features of investment trusts is that they are closed-ended funds, and as such have a fixed number of shares. This means that investment trusts can trade at a discount to their net asset value (NAV). By