Investing in ETFs
Today’s post is a follow-up to the recent article on the Meetup Experiment, and summarises the discussion around Investing in ETFs that was had at the first meeting of the group.
Category: Passive & Assets
My Meetup Experiment
Today’s post is about My Meetup Experiment, in which I took over as organiser of an investing Meetup group, to find out more about how they operate.
Robo Advisors 16 – Exo Investing Interview
Today’s post is about robo advisor Exo Investing, and a chat I had with them a few months ago.
Actual investing – Active Share and Low Turnover
Today’s post is a look at a report from Baillie Gifford on Actual Investing, which is their spin on active share.
Stock Returns – The Bessembinder Report
Today’s post is a look at Stock Returns, and specifically the work done by Hendrik Bessembinder, which has been picked up by some active managers as supporting their stock-picking approach.
Who’s Afraid of Bitcoin?
Today’s post is about an event I attended last week – a seminar organised by the Spectator entitled Who’s Afraid of Bitcoin.
Robo Advisors 15 – Wild Geese, Counting Chickens & Checking the Small Print
Today’s post is about a frustrating day spent investigating opportunities in Robo Advice and Managed Portfolios that proved just too good to be true.
Robo Advisors 14 – PensionBee Interview
Today’s post is the transcript of an interview I carried out recently with the Marketing VP of robo-advisor PensionBee.
P2P Lending Aggregators – Orca, Goji and BondMason
Today’s post looks at a trio of P2P Lending Aggregators. We’re going to be discussing Orca, Goji and BondMason.
IF ISA Scale Up – Alt Fi Seminar
Today’s post is about the IF ISA, and in particular about a seminar that Alt Fi held a couple of weeks back.
Robo Advisors 13 – Open Banking
Today’s post is a little off-centre for our Robo Advisors series. We’re going to take a look at the Open Banking initiative, and what it means for FinTech and for investors.
Robo Advisors 12 – PensionBee Revisited
We first looked at PensionBee back in October 2016, but they’ve cut their fees for larger portfolios, so it’s time for another look.
