Nick Train names his disappointments from earnings season
While London Stock Exchange and Hargreaves Lansdown deliver dividend growth
Finsbury Growth And Income Trust
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Nick Train mulls where to deploy fresh cash
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.
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Train fends off Unilever critics
Nick Train has defended one of his top-held stocks, Unilever, from critics after its share price wobbled throughout October.
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Unilever drives Train’s FGT to all-time high
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.
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‘Mortified’ Train sticks by Pearson as FGT struggles
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.
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Train dragged down by Daily Mail, Pearson
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.
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Finsbury investors should be more concerned about oil than inflation – Train
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.
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UK equity market value given away cheap Train
According to Nick Train, manager of the Finsbury Growth and Income Trust, there remains long term value in the UK market.
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Nick Train still backing Diageo
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.