Charlie Keough

Small-cap shares tend to be more volatile than larger companies, so we suggest investors should look to build up a portfolio of at least 15 small-cap stocks.

These two beaten-down FTSE shares may be poised for a recovery. Our writer explains why Taylor Wimpey and Tate & Lyle look cheap today.

We believe the UK small-cap market offers a myriad of opportunities across a wide range of different businesses and industries.

Ice ideas will usually offer a steadier flow of income and is likely to be a slower-moving but more stable investment.

Our goal here is to highlight some of our past recommendations that we think are of particular interest today, due to a combination of business performance and potentially attractive share valuation.

A yield north of 10% can seem attractive -- and several shares in the FTSE 250 offer them. Our writer looks at the pros and cons of one of them.

The commercial landscape for Diageo is shifting. Is our writer right to hang onto his Diageo shares, or might he have walked into a value trap?

These three FTSE 100 shares offer some of the highest dividend yields around. Investing £20k in them produces a passive income of over £1,700 a year.

Incredible market resilience means CRH's share price has risen almost a fifth since 1 January. Can the FTSE 100 share keep rising?

This Fool thinks UK shares look like brilliant value for money right now. He likes these two gems. If he had the cash, he’d buy them today.