James Ferguson

Biography

James Ferguson qualified with an MA (Hons) in economics from Edinburgh University in 1985. For the last 21 years he has had a high-powered career in institutional stock broking, specialising in equities, working for Nomura, Robert Fleming, SBC Warburg, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Mitsubishi Securities.

James is currently a stockbroker and economist at Pali International, and is a regular contributor of articles to MoneyWeek and to our Roundtable discussions.

James runs his own investment advisory service, Model Investor, especially for MoneyWeek readers. Find out more about Model Investor here.

Articles written by James Ferguson

The recession will be nasty, but it needn't turn into a depression (17 October 08)
Why gold bugs will get bitten by deflation (10 October 08)
City view: What Paulson should have done (03 October 08)
What the Japanese can teach us about the current banking crisis (26 September 08)
Don’t bank on buy-to-let (27 June 08)
Stagnation, yes – inflation? I don’t think so (08 June 08)
Is it time to buy again? (14 May 08)
Why it’s time to take profits on commodities (10 April 08)
Credit default swaps: how to spot the riskiest banks (19 March 08)
Here comes the house price crash (20 December 07)
Top FTSE tips (07 November 07)
Everyone agrees all is well. It isn't (31 October 07)
Where's this long-awaited recession? (17 October 07)
Avoid property – but I think shares are good value (16 October 07)
How the US housing slump will affect us all (16 October 07)
What Gordon Brown's premiership will mean for investors (04 October 07)
How to profit from soaring oil prices (04 October 07)
Has the house price crash finally begun? (12 September 07)
Rocky waters ahead for bonds (12 September 07)
MoneyWeek’s predictions: how did we do? (05 September 07)

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