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Diary of a private investor: I ignore the pub and head of the gas station

The Stock Exchange increased by a long way since last March. It was down to approximately 3,500 then and has since increased on 65pc in less than 5 800 that I write. It would be natural to fear that it is too late to join the party. But I think.

This has been, as someone has said, a bull market "stealth".He has slipped on a public incrédule.Même now after 20 months of earnings, there is a lot of reason to believe a pile of money is waiting on the sidelines and will probably eventually enter the market, take significantly more.

I was examined the figures showing the areas in which private investors have been putting their money by mutual funds, investment management association investment savings accounts and so forth. They show that, months after months of people continued to be too nervous to buy directly in equity.

In January, the best-selling sector was property. It was as sleek as it has been throughout the year. In the following months, success areas were, in order: Sterling strategic obligations; Sterling strategic obligations (new)Prudent management and absolute return UK. Prudent management (new); Global bonds and general obligations of sterling.

It seems that only if a Fund has the word "caution" obviously most investors will dare buy a few actions. Otherwise, they paste mainly in bonds.Last month for which figures are available, three of the four best-selling areas were binding for a billion pounds of ventes.La distribution of the total bond funds was more than half the money invested.

This heavy accent to avoid the risks is the reason why the stock market still has plenty of legs. There is value two years of nervous money in bank accounts and liaison Fund, wait a moment where owners feel fairly confident buying in the stock market.It is true that the Government and corporate bonds have been very well for buyers.

But government bonds - gilts - and certain obligations of blue chip companies are now fully price while several actions are still attractive valuations.There is a sense in which the bonds are now more risky than shares investment. British 10-year gilts offer only 3 1pc yields while inflation in the long term is probably running at 2pc .c ' is a simple 1pc actual performance. If and when interest rates rise, gilts may fall.

Of course, some actions have gone high evaluations, too.But it is especially in emerging countries. In fact, a friend of the investor told me recently that he was not certain choices: it must invest in emerging countries which have been racing to come and have a lot of momentum stocks? or should go to old, heavy weight of the Western world companies that appear to be attractively priced but only slowly progressed?

In this debate, I am a company "don't know".I'm covering my Paris.I sold about half of my shares in Thailand, where the action shot this année.Et this week I put some of the product in a big, evaluated attractively at home Corporation.If the Thai shares continue to rocket, I will still gain certain benefits.But if they descend back, I will be injured too evil.

I love not normally have in the main actions because they are known and understood so widely.I have no avantage.Mais is where the value is at the present time.That Leviathan terroir have I gone?I thought at Wetherspoon, a company of pub.

I an of its pubs sampled when I was in Newmarket for much of last week while my daughter work experience a stud-horse running a.j. ' was impressed by the service prix.Même menu was good enough and it was free Wi - Fi, too YH ' I found only a fault - some distributors SOAP vide.à home, I looked at the sides and they are really very raisonnables.P 410, as they stand at only 11.5 times forecast earnings per share consensus this year.

But ultimately, I decided it was too prudent for me and I plumped several actions of BP.Si oil giant continues gradually out of its disaster off the coast, it could be quite a long chart chemin.Le looks good and consensus forecast - if he could be radically bad - is a yield of dividends sum exorbitant 7 5pc at the price I paid, 432 p..


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Government should ignore Sir Philip Green suppliers

Sir Philip Green chat Chancellor George Osborne. Contractor retail will publish its report in the manner in which officials have wasted hundreds of millions of books photo: PA

A group of companies has said the Government should scrap plans to pay suppliers more slowly.


A review of waste by Sir Philip Green, the retail magnate Whitehall asked why the Government to pay 80pc of its contracts to small businesses in five days when retailers as its Arcadia group typically pay within 45 days.


Francis Maude, the Minister is studying possible changes."We look at how we can do so pragmatique.Les under government contracts are that they should get paid within 30 days,"he said.""


The Labour Government reduced first payment up to 10 days for Whitehall and 20 days for local authorities in 2008 as part of its efforts to help small and medium-sized enterprises [SMEs] with their cash in the récession.M flow.Darling then made his additional grant for small businesses in March.


The coalition Government now seeks its own stream of trésorerie.M.Maude said: "last Government said they would pay in five days to help the company cash flow and we definitely want to continue to be useful for small suppliers.


"We will aim to small businesses to give them the best terms that we are legally required to do so."


However, he added: "East - this law for the Government to pay much more quickly that they are obliged to make to help with the huge multinational suppliers cash flow?"


"People are going to arise is right for the Government to pay much more quickly that they are obliged to make to help with the cash flows of suppliers multinational énormes.Nous have to act on behalf of the taxpayers."


Explanation of Mr. Maude caused some confusion between the lobby of the company, as the last Government said that never politics would be beneficial to small and large company Whitehall providers.


The Federation of enterprises of small said payment practices movement would be a retrograde step.


Stephen Alambritis, head of public affairs, said: "Francis Maude should ignore this recommendation by Philip Green of outset .this are classic tactic of large firms to improve their cash on the back of the suppliers flow."


He added: "David Cameron talks about the company and the small croissance.Si enterprises are not paid at the time it really démoralisant.Il is important Francis Maude it kills in the egg."


This view was supported by John Hawksworth, Chief Economist at PricewaterhouseCoopers.Il said: "one of the reasons why they shortened payment was to help small businesses [SMEs] .This companies will still have issues of capital retrieves the economy and the Government need to be prudents.Ils must be sensitive to the PME.Vous must be careful with your small suppliers in the current environment."


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