A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel.
Included in this video is a look at the banking and oil and gas sectors. Companies covered include Lloyds Banking Group, Barclays, BP and Royal Dutch Shell.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel.
Included in this video is a look at several FTSE100 and 250 stocks, potential trading tips, support and resistance points, etc. Stocks covered include Fresnillo, RPS Group, Royal Dutch Shell, Salamander Energy and Weir Group.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel.
Included in the FTSE100 and 250 round up is a list of companies that reached new highs by Friday of last week, 25 in the FTSE100 and 73 in the FTSE250.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel. This week includes a look at the UK Pharmaceuticals sector, AstraZeneca and Glaxo.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel. Included this week is a look at UK FTSE stocks Evraz, Aberdeen Asset Management, RSA and United Utilities.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel. Included this week is a look at the banking sector. The video also regularly looks at the currencies, gold and silver.
A week ending round up of the markets from Steve Briggs YouTube channel. Included this week is a look at the UK mining and banking sector, Randgold Resources and Barclays.
Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay is actually a pretty good, easy to read and understand book on the financial crisis.
One of the things that Lanchester looks at is the lack of financial education the average person has and how this creates a conflict between modern financial capitalism and democracy. Those running the banks didn't even know or understand much of what was going on, yet the events of the last few years show which of the two has more power.
However, change may be on the way.
Personal finance education to be compulsory
Financial education will likely become compulsory in schools across England for the first time, following the publication of the new draft curriculum today.
The new curriculum will see financial education embedded in both mathematics
and in "citizenship" education.
Campaigners have fought a long battle for children to be taught the basic
skills of how to manage their money.
