Technology shakes its stigma and gets second wind
Technology has bounced back into favour and is currently the most popular investment sector in the US, UK and Europe according to a recent survey conducted by BofA Merrill Lynch.
Technology has bounced back into favour and is currently the most popular investment sector in the US, UK and Europe according to a recent survey conducted by BofA Merrill Lynch.
Over a decade has passed since the technology bubble burst and recently prospects have looked rosier. But many still see the sector as encapsulating the worst excesses of speculative investing.
After looking at what Q3's corporate earnings season threw up, Bill O'Neill takes a specific view on technology where he sees short-term knocks but longer-term benefits.
Bill O’Neill looks at the micros not just the macros in the US and predicts a bumpy short-term ride for the US technology sector but with a far healthier long-term picture.
Polar Capital Technology Fund co-manager Nick Evans is rotating his portfolio away from large caps.
Polar Capital’s results showed assets under management jumped by 53% as profits rose three-fold.
Pictet’s 417m Russian Equities Fund has taken a position in Russia’s largest internet company.