Chris Dillow

Investors are too quick to sell winning stocks and too slow to sell losers. We can mitigate this problem by taking ego out of investing.

This investor is concerned that he has too many holdings

Loser stocks have bounced back strongly recently. Don't expect them to continue to do so.

Next week could bring more signs of a global recovery, and perhaps also reassuring news about inflation.

Investors should be sceptical of big themes in investing: what matters is valuation and corporate strategy, not the size of the potential market.

The rising oil price is a warning to us to be wary of cyclical stocks such as miners and emerging markets.

These investors want income of £80,000 a year and an inflation-beating return