Image source: The Motley Fool Having kicked off his investment journey at the age of 11, Warren Buffett’s no stranger to stock market volatility. But for newer investors, the last few weeks haven’t been particularly pleasant, especially for those allocating capital across the pond. The US offers a lot of exciting growth opportunities for British…
Trump’s trade war continues this week, with the President promising fresh new tariffs on aluminum and steel. The latest move comes after Trump signed executive orders imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. The Canadian and Mexican tariffs were cancelled/delayed at the last minute, while the tariff on China went into effect with one of…
Image source: The Motley Fool Warren Buffett has made many billions of pounds in the stock market. But he started as a schoolboy, with no shares at all until he spent some money from a paper round to dip his toe in the market. I am applying some lessons from Buffett as I aim to…
Image source: Getty Images Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock’s started to plateau after delivering some huge returns in recent years. Over six months, the stock’s up around 20%. This means £10,000 invested then would be worth £12,000 today, plus a little extra given the depreciation of the pound. However, the trajectory certainly hasn’t been smooth. Six months…
Image source: The Motley Fool Billionaire investor Warren Buffett started investing in the stock market as a schoolboy and is still at it decades later. Over that time, he has accumulated a lot of investing wisdom. Here are five pieces of that Warren Buffett approach that I try to follow and think could help investors…
Image source: Getty Images With the cost-of-living crisis still raging, not everyone’s as lucky as Warren Buffett to have a fortune in the bank. In fact, there are an estimated 8.7 million people living in Britain with no savings, with more than 11 million having less than £1,000 as we enter 2025. For those who…
Image source: The Motley Fool It’s not often we’d utter Warren Buffett and Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust in the same breath. After all, the first is a blue-blooded value investor, while the latter mainly invests in tech innovators. Yet the portfolios of both Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett’s giant holding company, and the FTSE 100 growth-focused trust…