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Anthony Bolton RSS feedBolton flags up finish of the bargain hunt
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Veteran fund manager Anthony Bolton of Fidelity today told investors the “bargain phase is over” but said it’s not too late to cash in on the bull run2009-10-21T06:54:03ZPerfect choice of chairman to end the sorry saga at ITV
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2009-10-15T07:13:13ZBalkan troubles for Oleg Deripaska
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It's not getting any better for Oleg Deripaska. He’s already lost the bulk of his fortune - now the government of Montenegro is seeking to nationalise his giant aluminium plant because his workers haven’t been paid since February..2009-05-15T07:02:59ZBoris the Bold has put paid to capital’s rabbit hutches
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Hooray for Boris. Make the Mayor of London Prime Minister, no, King. For our hero seems to have faced down penny-pinching housebuilders to insist no more rabbit-hutch homes be built for sale in London2009-05-08T05:56:26ZThe bear market is not over yet, warns Dr Doom
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The FTSE 100 was stuck close to 4000, down 1.72 at 3989.14 as the so-called Doctor Doom of the credit crunch said the recent strength of stockmarkets was not a rally in shares but a “bear market rally”2009-04-21T08:07:39ZGeithner bets $1 trillion on 'uninvestable' banks
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In almost any context, $1 trillion is a fabulous amount of money. When it comes to the latest American banking bailout, it barely scratches the surface, which shows the size of the mess in which that industry remains engulfed.2009-03-24T08:35:29ZGreen shoots, Gordon? Don’t rely on them to give you the last laugh
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The economy might just be on the turn. Does this mean the PM, too, is set for another miracle recovery or is it just one of those short-lived bear-market rallies?2009-03-19T08:58:38ZWe’ve heard the Purnell spiel on welfare before
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A great fanfare for Work and Pensions Secretary James Purnell’s declaration that the unemployed will be required to undertake some work. Er, haven’t we heard all this before?2008-12-12T09:41:12ZBad blood among top shopkeepers on the High St
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Retailers slashing prices in an attempt to prise open the nation's wallets is not well-liked at all by ballsier rivals2008-11-28T08:28:11ZOnly hedge fund rescues can now turn the market
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It is a sign of how complex the financial world has become that when you get a sharp uptick in the market, as we have seen this week, it is bad news for so many of the players2008-10-22T09:48:45ZThis is not the end says Slater, The Capitalist
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It is one of the mysteries of the current City that we lack gurus. There’s Anthony Bolton, but after the former Fidelity manager we struggle to come up with names that make the financial community sit up and take notice2008-10-13T10:32:39ZIt’s worse than you think, says chartist
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One of the City’s leading “chartists” revealed the 20% fall in the FTSE 100 this week has put it back to a level not seen since the great crash of 1987.2008-10-10T14:50:54ZIt's got so bad that even the bears are buying
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Anthony Bolton, whose record as an investment manager is among the best in the land, thinks shares are cheap2008-10-09T10:54:52ZFinance
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Britain will look to the Square Mile to pull it out of the economic mire, and these are the big names who will deliver the recovery.2008-10-02T12:22:30ZCrisis puts the Crossrail sums on wrong lines
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Anxious times for those involved in the Crossrail project, where key funding documents remain unsigned and the downturn and falling property values have put major question marks against some of the calculations2008-10-07T07:30:35ZHBOS shares leap amid Lloyds hopes
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Shares in Halifax and Bank of Scotland owner HBOS jumped another 14% amid growing conviction in the stock market that its £11.7 billion takeover by Lloyds TSB will happen2008-10-02T12:45:59ZMarket report: Buyers see their chance as Footsie pulls back
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Most investors have been scarred by the recent turmoil, but others see it as a buying opportunity2008-10-02T08:03:58ZHas the market maxed out on pessimism yet?
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"Bull markets are born on pessimism... the time of maximum pessimism is the best time to buy." Thus Sir John Templeton, who died this week after proving another maxim, that an interest in markets is a fine way to longevity. He was 95, and one of the outstanding investors of the last century2008-07-10T10:37:58ZHas the market maxed out on pessimism yet?
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"Bull markets are born on pessimism... the time of maximum pessimism is the best time to buy." Thus Sir John Templeton, who died this week after proving another maxim, that an interest in markets is a fine way to longevity. He was 95, and one of the outstanding investors of the last century2008-07-10T10:38:35ZRBS £12 billion cash call is stern test for Sir Fred Goodwin
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Should private shareholders in RBS part with their hard-earned cash by buying more shares and backing the bank's £12bn rights issue? Nick Goodway investigates...2008-05-30T08:35:38ZHard to see why B&B's fund chase is so costly
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Anthony Hilton wonders why the fees are so high when it comes to modern day rights issues2008-05-15T11:33:25Z