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Long term readers of The HindeSight Letter will be used to my Christmas excuse of running out of time at year end, like a poor dentist schedule and merging a combined November and December letter over the holiday period. But I did want to just briefly document the performance of the notional HindeSight Portfolio in […]

Originally Written in 2019 – still relevant today. I get a reasonable amount of feedback from readers on this newsletter, some of it is even quite complimentary! When we started writing these letters, in some form over 17 years ago, it was seen as an addition to our fund management business to keep investors updated

Our glossary has been thoughtfully designed to empower anyone, from beginners taking their first steps into investing to experienced individuals refining their expertise. With clear, accessible definitions, we cover essential terms and advanced concepts, helping you make confident and informed decisions. We’ve started with letter A for this post, more to follow. We hope you

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Let’s start at the beginning. Imagine having a tiny piece of ownership in a big company like Apple or Tesla. That’s essentially what owning a share or stock represents. Shares or stocks are units of ownership in a corporation, granting shareholders a slice of the company’s assets, profits, and, often, a say in how the

When it comes to investing, whether you have £50 or £500,000 a month, the key is making your money work for you. Investing in shares (whilst minimising fees and costs) is a powerful strategy that can significantly enhance your financial growth over time. With modern investment apps offering low-cost trading, this has never been more

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