The undervalued markets where managers are diversifying away from the US
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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Just a third of active funds outperform passive across a decade
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Very much ‘the’ story of 2023, this year has proved to be more challenging for these mega-cap stocks
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Attractive growth opportunities are emerging beyond the tech giants that have hogged investors’ attention, writes Chris Miles
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Almost 200 smaller companies beat the ‘magnificent seven’ last year, despite big tech hogging the limelight
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As CCLA reveals that only 12 out of 119 companies have improved performance since last year
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Matthew Rees talks falling interest rates and August stockmarket selloff
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‘Disruptive innovation’ stocks will be turbulent but are set to outperform, according to the CIO
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They lagged the global index by 4.5 percentage points despite taking markedly more risk
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Equity markets are down following US recession fears
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How CapEx from the Magnificent Seven is shaping markets
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Royal London received the most ‘five crown’ ratings by fund group, while four M&G strategies were downgraded
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