Nick Train names his disappointments from earnings season
While London Stock Exchange and Hargreaves Lansdown deliver dividend growth
While London Stock Exchange and Hargreaves Lansdown deliver dividend growth
Nick Train has told Finsbury Growth & Income investors double-digit falls in major holdings over the year to date provides places to deploy cash, which he expects to come in for bids on Fidessa and Dr Pepper.
Nick Train has defended one of his top-held stocks, Unilever, from critics after its share price wobbled throughout October.
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Nick Train’s Finsbury Growth & Income Trust (FGT) has made a massive comeback in 2017, which the manager says is largely down to the failed merger between consumer goods giants Kraft Heinz and Unilever.
Nick Train is refusing to remove troubled publisher Pearson from Finsbury Growth & Income Trust as his fund failed to beat the FTSE All-Share over the half year.
Nick Train’s Finsbury Growth and Income Trust had a ‘disappointing’ November in large part due to the performance of the Daily Mail and Pearson, the manager said.
Finsbury Growth and Income Trust manager, Nick Train believes the firm’s strategy will be sensitive to movements in the oil price over the short term.
According to Nick Train, manager of the Finsbury Growth and Income Trust, there remains long term value in the UK market.
Despite adverse results hitting Diageo’s third quarter results, Nick Train is confident that shares will race ahead as soon as news turns positive again.