Quarterly review of personal finance
January 26 2002
The feast is certainly over, with any gains in the UK stock market this year likely to be hard-won. The optimists' eyes are on possibilities in overseas and gilts markets As they look ahead to 2002, investors can be forgiven for feeling like Oliver Twist confronted with an endless menu of unappetising gruel.
Keynote & portfolios - Endless menu of gruel leaves investors hungry
- John Lee's portfolio
- Papering over the portfolio's cracks
- Breakdown of Kevin Goldstein-Jackson's portfolio
The professionals - Equity market revival brings some cheer
- How four fund managers allocate their assets
- Get the best out of your broker
- Model asset mix data
Results - Investment figures at fingertips
- Results and dividend dates 2002
World summary - Gloom evaporates little by little
- Japan
- US
- Pacific
- Euro
In brief - Invensys
- FTSE
- Mining
- Small cap
- Gilts
- Yield ratio
- Sterling
- Dollar
- Inflation
- House prices
Related surveys - Investors' guide 2001
- Mastering investment series 2001
- Personal finance - October 2001