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I am not a natural investor, Mr Caproli (pictured) said
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A “socialist”, previously “anti markets” and “not a natural investor” – this is how Darren Caproli described himself.
But the 54-year-old from Manchester has managed to almost double the £100,000 he inherited from his mother in just two years through the stock market.
His portfolio today is valued at about £190,000. Now, he wants to put that money to the common good and invest ethically.
“I help homeless people for a job by developing and delivering homelessness services in Manchester and have been wary of the stock market and its role in society, until I found out about investment trusts and the good they can do for the various sectors they are invested in,” he said.
the private sector is one of the most capitalist there is and competition is ferocious. The second-largest economy in the world, it contributed 28 per cent of all global growth in the five years to 2018, more than double the US. There’s a captive market of over 1.4 billion people, but its China’s willingness to adopt new technology that truly sets it apart. From Shanghai’s airport you are whisked away at 268mph on a train that uses magnetic levitation technology to cover 19 miles in just eight minutes. You pay for your ticket via mobile payment, since barely anyone uses something as old-fashioned as credit cards or cash.
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