Category: Investment Training

This week, Investor Trader invited Graeme Pietersz from Money Terms to share some of his experience in choosing which ratios to use when valuing different investments. A novice investor can often ask the wrong question about how to value shares, looking for one ratio to rule them all. Unfortunately, many articles on the subject do [...]

Anyone who’s visited Investor Trader in the past knows we err on the side of risk when it comes to investing our hard earned. A quick look at our portfolio as it stands today would appear to back that up – it’s a rag-tag band of Alternative Investment Market (AIM) shares from India, China and [...]

I’ve got to admit, kicking off this little Investor Trader adventure has been a bit of a re-education process for me. I’ve suffered different levels of interest in investing in the UK equities market over the years but to devote my attention to the task of managing a portfolio on an almost daily basis over [...]

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