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Tim Price has worked in the capital markets for 25 years. A graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, he spent a decade as a bond specialist before going on to serve as Chief Investment Officer at three separate wealth management firms.
Tim has been shortlisted for five successive years in the UK Private Asset Managers Awards programme and was a winner in 2005 in the category of Defensive Investing. ...
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Informed Choice Radio
In this episode of Informed Choice Radio, Martin Bamford speaks to Tim Price, author of Investing Through The Looking Glass.
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BullionVault
Through the Looking Glass
By Tim Price
Curious and curiouser! So how to invest amid the weirdness...
THERE are problems, and there are solutions, writes Tim Price on his ThePriceOfEverything ...
Money Makers
In the latest Money Makers podcast, Jonathan Davis talks to fund manager and market commentator Tim Price, well known to many for his regular contributions to MoneyWeek and The Spectator.
The ...
Investing.com
Tim Price takes on the financial establishment in Investing Through the Looking Glass: A Rational Guide to Irrational Financial Markets (Harriman House, 2016). He skewers banks, central banks, ...
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Professional Adviser
The financial services industry is unique, writes Tim Price - no other industry in the world compensates its employees so generously while delivering such modest tangible value to its customers or ...
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Professional Adviser
The financial services industry is unique, writes Tim Price - no other industry in the world compensates its employees so generously while delivering such modest tangible value to its customers or ...
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Professional Adviser
The financial services industry is unique, writes Tim Price - no other industry in the world compensates its employees so generously while delivering such modest tangible value to its customers or ...
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Professional Adviser
The financial services industry is unique, writes Tim Price - no other industry in the world compensates its employees so generously while delivering such modest tangible value to its customers or ...
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Professional Adviser
The financial services industry is unique, writes Tim Price - no other industry in the world compensates its employees so generously while delivering such modest tangible value to its customers or ...
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Seeking Alpha
If you have 3 or more of the following dozen delusions:
1) Commercial banks are an essential part of the modern economy. Their rescue during the Global Financial Crisis, at extraordinary cost to the ...
Strictly Value
In this book, Tim Price starts by explaining the problems the investing world faces. The backdrop of these problems is diverse:
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In the second part ...
Share Talk - Conkers Corner
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Welcome to the 35th SHARE TALK’s CONKERS’ CORNER recorded on 21st November 2016. In this interview I have the pleasure of speaking with @timfprice Tim Price the awarding ...
Investment Week
Stuck on what to buy the financial services professional in your life for Christmas? How about an investment book? Lawrence Gosling runs through some of the titles that have hit our desks in recent ...
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The Wealthnet
Over the years Tim Price has amused, bemused and enlightened readers of thewealthnet, Money Week and The Spectator with his commentaries on the idiosyncrasies (or should it be idiocies?) of ...
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Master Investor
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Investing Through the Looking Glass
A rational guide to irrational financial markets
by Tim Price
Book review by Richard Gill
"We're all mad here..."
The Cheshire Cat, Alice ...
FNArena
Investor attention to the bigger issues in the world can be fickle and, dare I say it, cyclical. Remember the mountains of newsprint dedicated to global debt immediately after the GFC?
There's no ...
Master Investor
Tim Prices is manager of the VT Price Value Portfolio and author of Investing Through the Looking Glass: A rational guide to irrational financial markets
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