Investors displaying significant overconfidence – natixis
Investors could be setting themselves up for a significant amount of disappointment, a new survey by Natixis reveals.
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Author: Geoff Candy
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Currency caution and capsize concerns
Buying the worst house on a good block is a mantra that has served many a property developer well over the years. The converse to that, however, makes a less compelling argument especially if ones overriding philosophy is location, location, location.
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Nuanced EM exposure likely to deliver
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Woodford raises patient capital trust offer
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Greater asset management company oversight needed
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Shell megadeal shines spotlight on dividends
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Jupiter’s Ian McVeigh to move from managing UK Growth Fund
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GEMs lose out to Europe Japan as dispersion grows
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BlackRock expands currency-hedged ETF range
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Taking advantage of central banker Miton
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Corams Gray hiding in plain sight
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Dividend yields driving diminishing
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