James Baxter-Derrington

3 weeks ago | msn.com | James Baxter-Derrington

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3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | James Baxter-Derrington

'Liberation day' has upended the world order - here's how to protect your savings and investmentsWhile you slept, the global economic order was upended. True to his word, Donald Trump made history with his "liberation day" and the image of the US president cradling his board of " reciprocal tariffs " will go down in history.

3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | James Baxter-Derrington

Fine, you've done your research, considered the proposition in full and you're comfortable with staking your capital for decades at the risk of losing it all. Before you commit, here's a potted selection of every other investment you should consider before venturing into the deep space of this most distant of satellite holdings.

3 weeks ago | aol.co.uk | James Baxter-Derrington

Sign up to the weekly Investor Newsletter for exclusive analysis and content. Do you actually know anything about whisky? Sure, you might know Laphroaig is that peaty one, whether or not to include an “e” and what the barrel economy is. Maybe you’ve heard of the angels’ share and know why you can’t find a 39pc whisky. You might know why Macallan 1926 is an important bottle or how to pronounce “quaich”. But are you aware of what the reform of WOWGR means for you?

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | James Baxter-Derrington

Laith Khalaf, head of investment analysis at stockbroker AJ BellI'm still of the opinion that the UK looks good value despite plenty of hand wringing about the state of the London Stock Exchange. These things are cyclical, and sometimes there aren't many revolutions per minute, so patience is necessary. I like the Fidelity Special Values Trust because it's run by a long-standing contrarian manager who invests in companies of all sizes.