MoneyWeek

There's a reason MoneyWeek is Britain's best-selling financial magazine. We exist to help you ground your portfolio so that it keeps your money safe during rough patches and growing in the good times. We don't just look at how to maximise your returns and limit your losses, we also like to look at how you can keep more of the money you've made.

Week-in, week-out we'll guide you through the financial world as it changes, alerting you to all the opportunities to profit and dangers to avoid, as they appear. Income strategies, rising-star companies, the best funds and trusts, clever ways to preserve your wealth during market turmoil... you will get the best ideas from the sharpest financial minds and investing professionals in Britain.

From the editor...

What World Cup winners earn

Bulls face a nasty hangover in 2023

Will commodities make a comeback?

Emerging markets poised for recovery

Viewpoint

■ Flotations have fizzed in the Middle Kingdom

Games Workshop goes global • The wargaming group’s tie-up with Amazon could give it a vast new audience, says Matthew Partridge

The best bets in the US stockmarket • Kiplinger’s Personal Finance highlights its favourite ideas for 2023

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A German view

IPO watch

Will Trump face charges? • Congress says he should, but obstacles remain. Matthew Partridge reports

Sunak confronts the nurses

Betting on politics

News

Hot prospects in green energy • Nuclear fusion is the future of energy – and it may always be, excitement about an experimental breakthrough notwithstanding. Other technologies look more promising. Simon Wilson reports

Five predictions for 2023 • The new year might have some real surprises in store for us…

City talk

The illusion of rising yields • Investors need to take account of inflation when deciding whether rate hikes have made bonds attractive

I wish I knew what money illusion was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch • Abby Joseph Cohen, professor of business, Columbia Business School

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Let’s get back to work in 2023

Take nature into account

Even geniuses need a hobby

Don’t look down on gamblers

Top bargains in investment trusts • Investors have become far too sceptical about some promising funds, says Max King. That spells opportunity

The simple way to end inflation • Governments are fighting with the left hand what they cause with the right, says Stuart Watkins

Fly high with four Aim small caps in 2023 • Michael Taylor of Shifting Shares reviews his 2022 portfolio of stocks from Aim, London’s alternative investment market for smaller companies, and picks his favourites for this year

How to choose the best wealth manager on the market • These services don’t come cheap, and you will have to research your options thoroughly, says David Prosser

Invest in gold and drugs • Our writers’ top tips for 2023 include a cybersecurity stock, bitcoin and a psychedelic treatment for depression

Ten years with six top trusts • A decade ago MoneyWeek set up a portfolio of our own. It proved a success, says Merryn Somerset Webb

Don’t rule out an early election • Political turbulence should diminish – slightly – in 2023, says Helen Thomas

Small stocks should shine in 2023 • The FTSE 100 outstripped the rest of the market this year, but small-cap trusts offer better value

Activist watch

Short positions... battling the fundraising freeze

Gifts that keep on giving • Help your child acquire the saving habit this Christmas

Pocket money......