Edward Sheldon
Investment Writer at The Motley Fool UK
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Investment writer and analyst. Nothing I tweet should be considered investment advice.
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fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon
Shares have been volatile recently. This year, many stocks are down 10%+. Is there the possibility of a major stock market crash from here? Well, I don’t think we can rule one out, because right now, there’s a new risk emerging. At the moment, most investors are focusing on two main issues – tariffs and the possibility of a US/global recession. These are both legitimate concerns and they justify the recent market weakness.
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fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon
Right now, there’s an enormous amount of economic uncertainty and a lot of talk about a potential recession. As a result, the stock market is exhibiting high levels of volatility. Looking for portfolio protection? Here are three categories of UK stocks to consider. In a recession, supermarket stocks often outperform. It’s easy to see why – people still need to eat during economic weakness so these stocks are ‘defensive’ in nature.
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fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon
The share price of sustainable investment firm Impax Asset Management (LSE: IPX) has taken a big hit recently. As a result, the stock now sports a dividend yield of around 20%. Is this an amazing opportunity for income hunters? Or are we looking at a classic ‘yield trap’? Let’s discuss. A few years ago, I was quite bullish on Impax shares. At the time, interest in sustainable investment strategies was booming and this niche asset manager was having a lot of success. Its share price was flying too.
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msn.com | Edward Sheldon
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fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon
The FTSE 100 index doesn’t tend to deliver huge returns for investors. Compared to other major stock market indexes such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, returns are often a little underwhelming. However, the Footsie’s returns over the last five years may surprise you. Here’s a look at how much £10,000 invested in a FTSE 100 tracker fund five years ago would be worth today. There are lots of different FTSE 100 tracker funds on the market today.
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