Motley Fool: Tips From The FT 30

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Do you follow the fortunes of the FT 30 index? You should. Superseded by the FT Actuaries series in 1962 and the FTSE 100 in 1984, the woeful performance of Britain’s oldest index provides important lessons for long-term investors.

Here’s a taster of how bad the FT 30 has proved to be:…

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