Take advantage of market-volatility in Asia this year to scoop up some bargains, says professional investor Andrew Graham – and profit from the recovery in 2013.

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Rich rewards beckon in Asia

Investment banks are notorious for making huge profits and dishing out obscene bonuses. But how do they make their super-profits, and will they continue to do so in the future? Phil Oakley explains.

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How investment banks make their money

Capitalism is corrupt, geriatric, and zombified, says Bill Bonner

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Degenerate capitalism

A US interest-rate freeze was all stocks needed to take off. But one interesting market’s been overlooked, says Bengt Saelensminde – and there’s still time for you to buy.

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How to profit from the biggest ‘non-event’ of all time

The euro’s strong rally will have come as a shock to many traders.

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The euro rallies – but where to now?

To distinguish between fund managers who are skillful as opposed to just lucky, you have to look at funds that have made serious returns for 20 years or more. Here’s a table that lists them.

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The seven greatest funds in the world

With emerging markets struggling, brave investors are exploring the riskier frontier markets in search of profits.

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Emerging markets funds: A safer route to the frontier

James McKeigue highlights the week’s best pieces from the MoneyWeek team, including: how emerging markets are hurting too; the opportunities in oil; and how to profit from property scandals.

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MoneyWeek roundup: Profit from property scandals

Capital gains from foreign currency bank accounts will soon be tax free. That’s good news for non-doms and holiday home owners.

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Tax advice of the week: Transfer to a foreign bank account

The financial crisis was caused by rich people with too much money. Redistributing that money would help get us out of the mire.

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How the bonus culture caused the financial crisis – and how we can stop it happening again