About us
Martin Fagan – Editor
Fagan has been a financial journalist for more years than he cares to remember. In that time he has edited magazines - Personal Finance, What Investment - written for and edited numerous financial websites and, other than his duties at Every Investor, continues to write articles for the FT group of magazines.
He champions free markets, light regulation and libertarianism and rails against Big Government, State intervention and control. His outlook can be concisely summed up by the following: "Rather the invisible hand of the free market than the dead hand of the State".
email: martin@thepublishinggroup.co.uk
Nia Williams - Mortgage Editor
Nia has been actively involved in the mortgage news market for over 17 years. She has written for titles such as What Mortgage, Homebuying.co.uk and has extensive knowledge of the financial advisor market as publisher of Mortgage Introducer magazine.
email:
nia@thepublishinggroup.co.uk
Jonathan Ball - Investment Editor
Jonathan has a numer of years of experience writing investment articles for the investor all over the world. His experience within this market means that he can offer both begginers and savvy investors a rounded view of products currently on offer.
email:
jonathan@thepublishinggroup.co.uk
Charlotte Sayer - Online News Editor
Charlotte contributes online news as well as the Money
Maker newsletter, which help our users to save thousands each year, by showing them the best deals on the market.
If you have a product offering that you feel offers great value to consumers and would like it reviewed email product details to
media@thepublishinggroup.co.uk.
Kewill Ludens – Contributing Editor
Kewill Ludens writes TheShareWeekly newsletter. Here's some more about what makes him tick in his own words.
"I've been selecting shares for my newsletter readers for over 20 years. And here's the best summary of my results:
"Throughout all my years of investing I've found that the big money was never made in the buying and selling. The big money was made in the waiting."
That's from the great 1920s investor-speculator Jesse Livermore and I totally endorse it. I am completely opposed to the ideas put forward by many stockbrokers and newsletters, which are always suggesting you buy this and sell that and buy this and sell that. If you deal like a dervish, you may or may not succeed on any individual trade but one thing is for sure, your stockbroker will be able to add a nice new wing to his country mansion.
I believe you will make really big money if you do as Warren Buffett does. So, what does he say about investing?
"My favourite time frame for holding a stock is forever."
But for that to make sense, you must pick stocks that you will want to hold forever. That means shares in companies with unique advantages in terms of products, brands, franchises, markets, management, financing. Companies that produce above average and consistent rises in sales, profits, earnings per share - which are in turn reflected in share prices that rise much faster than the market average.
In the short term, most of what happens in the market is noise - it is random and meaningless. You cannot know whether any short-term share price movement means anything. But in the long run, a company's share price must reflect the performance of the business. That is why companies like Microsoft are fabulous investments, and as an individual investor that's the kind of stock you should be looking for."
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