Moneytimes with Jill Kerby

New world global dominator

Brave investors are rare enough these days. With markets swinging by 100-200 points in a day, volatility is too great for the ordinary person.

So difficult is for anyone to trust the wild price signals that it is no wonder that so many financial commentators and advisors are recommending that investors stay away from the markets (equities, commodities and property) until there is more clarity regarding interest rates, and especially the cost of government bailouts of indebted countries, let alone their banks.

For full column, see this week's Anglo-Celt.

This column is sponsored by Aviva.