Tech rally stumble forces investor rethink
Is now the time to sell out of Amazon, Google, Facebook and Netflix?
Equities
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February’s worst performers: Which funds joined Woodford’s defunct vehicle at the bottom?
LF Equity Income racks up the highest losses of any fund last month as Neil Woodford announces controversial comeback
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Terry Smith initiates holding in Church & Dwight and boots Intertek
US consumer products giant is the latest holding added to £22.6bn Fundsmith Equity after LVMH in December
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Can equity markets navigate bond market weakness?
Banks and commodities have done well but bond proxies and technology have been hit hardest
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Fund buyers see European equities as best bet for adding risk
Last Word Research finds appetite for European and UK equities and, perhaps surprisingly, property
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Which UK equity income funds saw yields shrivel during the coronavirus pandemic?
Worst funds yielding below 2% in some cases compared with the FTSE All Share’s 4.6%
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Andrew Swan: ‘Don’t invest in Asia simply because it has higher rates of economic growth’
Video: Man GLG head of Asia ex-Japan equities explains real driver of equity returns in Asia is corporate profitability
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Baillie Gifford American managers join James Anderson in slashing Tesla holding
Managers Tom Slater and Gary Robinson shunning the Faangs for the next gen of e-commerce and cloud services companies
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Merian acquisition sends Jupiter to the dog house with £4.1bn of underperforming funds
Tight race for runner up in Bestinvest’s Spot the Dog report with SJP and Schroders also sporting £4bn of dog funds
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Darius McDermott: Be ready to hedge your bets on undervalued UK
‘Trying to figure whether growth, value or income is the best horse to bet on is no easy task’
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Hargreaves looks set to dodge a bullet as litigators home in on Link over Woodford collapse
London litigator Harcus Parker says it hopes to take Link to court before the summer
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Peter Hargreaves continues trimming HL stake by ditching £300m shares
Platform giant co-founder reduces holding by one sixth to 19.8%