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The art of buying shares which trade below their value, according to the analysis of the value investor.

A debt instrument issued by the UK government with a maturity of less than one year.

A US stock exchange specialising in the shares of technology companies.

The increase in the prices of goods and services over time, and the process by which money loses its value.

The quoted price of a gilt, which excludes accrued interest

The face value of a gilt. It represents the amount that will be repaid to the holder at maturity and is also used to calculate the dividend or coupon payment.

A situation in which a market or industry is controlled by a small group of companies.

Learn what a limit order is and how to use it to make the most of your portfolio.

A document issued by an investment fund to help investors determine if it's the right fund for them.