Darius McDermott: Why the UK small and mid-cap story is as strong as ever
FTSE Small-Cap has risen 111% since last March, compared with 75% for the FTSE 250
FTSE Small-Cap has risen 111% since last March, compared with 75% for the FTSE 250
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‘We are approaching an economic restart, not an economic recovery’
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‘Trying to figure whether growth, value or income is the best horse to bet on is no easy task’
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‘History shows dividend recessions can take longer to recover from’
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The pandemic, Brexit and a new US president mean hunger for a sustainable income will be as strong as ever
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‘I am not rushing to remove any of the value funds in our portfolios’
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EM has concentration and valuation issues but growth opportunities exist with the right manager
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The strategies taking advantage of sectors that have flourished because of Covid
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Gold has never looked so attractive but that is now showing in the price
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The five largest stocks in the S&P 500 have driven the US market for the past 25 years
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Could the expectation that people work from home more as a result of the pandemic be a knee-jerk reaction?
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IMF believes that, alongside China, India will be the only major economy to see any sort of growth in 2020
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