CCLA mental health benchmark reveals limited progress over past year
As CCLA reveals that only 12 out of 119 companies have improved performance since last year
As CCLA reveals that only 12 out of 119 companies have improved performance since last year
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Shares soared 50.5% over the past year, but more than half its assets were concentrated in 10 stocks
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The government is channelling money towards UK companies but will investors be tempted? writes the chief proposition officer
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All three sectors have the best chance of producing top returns, month in, month out
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Forget the ‘magnificent seven’, it’s the magnificent gap investors need to be watching out for
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Cracks are starting to appear as Tesla and Apple share prices fall
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The £3.4bn trust outperformed global markets despite an underweight to the Magnificent Seven – and no exposure at all to Apple and Tesla
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As the Fed’s tightening cycle draws to a close causing the dollar to decline, could a subsequent S&P 500 concentration risk drive investors across the pond in search of opportunities?
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While most global investors are struggling to look past mega-cap tech stocks, there is growing consensus more exciting sectors on more compelling valuations can be found
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Premier Miton US Opportunities co-manager explains how a focus on the less glamorous side of the American market is such a compelling offering in today’s climate
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Following a lacklustre set of Q3 results, are technology stocks finally losing their sheen?
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Given high valuations relative to peers, fund managers give their views on the prospects for US equities over the medium-to-long term
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