Sam Robson

Investing in stocks is for all, without boundaries or any North/South divide.

Market strategist Jessica Amir has included McDonald’s among the five stocks that she will be watching as we close out October.

Market strategist Jessica Amir has included Tesco among the five stocks that she will be watching in this first week of October.

For those investors who are wondering about the status of the stock market on 19 September, we’re here to help answer your questions.

Many might doubt the credentials of Financial Independence, Retire Early (or F.I.R.E) during a recession. Not the majority of Fools, though!

Here’s what investors can take from Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov’s famous study on conditioning.

Discover investing in different types of Bonds and how they are considered lower risk than investing in the stock market.

It’s not only UK stocks that investors should be looking at, however. A diversified portfolio ought to have exposure to more countries than just one.

Day traders and long-term investors will view weakness in the stock market very differently. One pulls their money out, and one puts more in...

We asked Fools on Twitter to vote on the investing style they’re most drawn to currently, out of income, value and growth.

Having not invested through a downturn before, this is the first time I’ve seen my Stocks and Shares ISA showing a loss.

Humans aren’t built for a 24-hour news cycle, so it’s okay to ‘switch off’ from the news. No matter what you hear, we did not just see a market crash.

We ran a Twitter poll to see when Foolish investors predict the FTSE 100 would surpass its previous high, reached back in May 2018.

Diversification is the process of choosing different types of investments to lower your overall risk. Learn more about why it’s important.

The FTSE 100 saw a daily increase of close to 116 points yesterday, showing signs of renewed investor confidence in the UK’s leading blue chips.

Some investors, new and experienced alike, are probably choosing to sit on the sidelines - keeping their powder dry - rather than buy shares.

Last week’s dip and subsequent recovery is a microcosm of what we’ve seen happen in the stock market historically. The best course of action is to do nothing.

The Lifetime ISA allows accountholders to contribute - up to £4,000 each year - until their half-century, either as cash or stocks and shares.

The Editor-in-Chief of The Motley Fool UK shares his New Year’s resolutions, focusing on his household’s finances.

When I logged into my share-dealing account this morning, I noticed an offer I couldn’t refuse. No commission on international stocks. For someone who