Rare earths bubble? Zero revenue mania. Back to the Future.

Rare earth stocks are surging again, just like they did in 2010. But history shows what happens next. As AI, robotics, and quantum computing drive the next wave of infrastructure spending, knowing when to take profits — and when to hold — could make all the difference.

The LSE’s tariff dodger boom begins

The purpose of tariffs is to move foreign production to the US. So, LSE listed companies with manufacturing operations already in the US stand to benefit.

The man behind the Boriswave

One bad idea led to both the 2022 inflation spike and the immigration surge now known as the Boriswave. But who will get the blame for what happened?