Nick Train bemoans Unilever’s ‘crushingly pedestrian’ returns in month where Tesla goes gangbusters
Consumer goods giant’s shares are down 11% year to date as investors grow tired of its steady plodding
Consumer goods giant’s shares are down 11% year to date as investors grow tired of its steady plodding
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Four investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Scottish Mortgage, BG US Growth Trust and Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust shares down 30% from mid-February highs
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Managers Tom Slater and Gary Robinson shunning the Faangs for the next gen of e-commerce and cloud services companies
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Managers James Anderson and Tom Slater sliced their stake in Elon Musk’s EV company to 5.1% at the end of January
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‘If there is a potential investor who can write the whole cheque… that is the phone call I will make first’
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First time James Anderson and Tom Slater have sold retail platform purely for investment reasons
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Crest outage also blamed for Bank of England delaying gilt auction
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Shares in Elon Musk’s company have rallied 452% in the year to date
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James Clunie and Crispin Odey were already underperforming before the stock tripled
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Scottish Mortgage manager’s stance on Tesla flies in the face of ‘overwhelming’ negative news flow
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Valuation metrics for Tesla and Faang stocks split investors
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