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Hostile takeover bids are a key part of Anglo-Saxon capitalism whose time may come again

The leverage ratio that helps us judge companies says something nasty about house prices - especially London's

When a butterfly flaps its wings in the Amazon jungle, you can be sure of one thing – stock market theorists will get very excited

Let's hope shares in Elementis will perform as smoothly for the Bearbull income portfolio as the company's technology makes paint glide

Behind every object there is a story. So here's the start of a series in which we use 50 objects to help readers grasp all aspects of investing

Baby boomers are the world's strongest consumer group, but investing in them isn't that easy

Be under no illusion about the main ingredient that makes shares in a soft-drinks maker fizz

The Port Talbot affair is a timely reminder of the dangers of investing in declining industries

Train crash or value play? Models maker Hornby looks like the former but could be the latter

You can't get the right answers without asking the right questions. Valuation models help investors do that