Dividends are drying up – but do we really need them?

Investors are feeling the pinch as companies hold off on paying out dividends during crisis

Investing: why it feels good to conform

Is it really that difficult to go against the herd? In a nutshell, yes

‘When you manage money, life is a little easier’

Me and my Money: Angela O’Leary, MD, AG Associates

Proinsias O’Mahony: Brexit – six lessons for investors

The stock market moves in strange and counterintuitive ways. Predicting these to turn a profit is far from easy

Hunting value: the world’s cheapest and priciest stock markets

Research indicates there is value to be had in many international markets, but the same cannot be said of Ireland

Warren Buffett heads for poor year as commodity prices hit

US investment guru is in his 50th year at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway

Proinsias O’Mahony: Is it time for value stocks to shine?

Glamour stocks have outperformed them in recent years but the cycle may be turning

Media hysteria about stock market corrections misplaced

Fear sells newspapers but investors should not pay attention to the apocalyptic headlines

Warren Buffett, king of investors: half a century of showing how it’s done

Self-effacing and frugal, the €73 billion man is a maverick in the world of markets

Learning from Warren Buffett: twelve lessons from the Sage of Omaha

Value investing works and there is no need to overly diversify

Six reasons why fund managers can’t beat the markets

Most fund managers underperform their benchmarks and this is likely to continue

Win or lose, are you lucky or shrewd?

Recent polls shows that people put good returns down to skill while bad ones are blamed on bad luck. But now there are calls for a more scientific approach

Keep it simple, stupid – because degree of difficulty doesn’t count

Given that hedge funds, have underperformed stock markets for each of the last five years, why do we still pay their exorbitant fees?

Stocktake: Bubble talk premature despite frothy prices