Fiera: Is it all over for the AI trade?
The emergence of new AI players is challenging the established giants and bringing the future of US leaders into question
The emergence of new AI players is challenging the established giants and bringing the future of US leaders into question
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The new AI-led approach will drop fees from 0.7% to 0.35% following a period of underperformance
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Exceptional market conditions rarely persist and those invested in US equity benchmarks are taking on extraordinary risk, writes Nick Clay
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Panic selling can lead to investors missing out on significant gains, damaging portfolio performance for the long-term, warns Nick Stanhope
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Only three US equity funds avoided losses in the week following, with small and mid-cap strategies being the worst hit
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These four funds delivered top returns despite having the lowest maximum drawdowns, negative periods and volatility
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While investors piled into US equities despite the S&P 500 dip
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Investors removed £1.4bn from UK equity funds in February whilst adding £496m to increasingly volatile US funds
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The majority of US stocks have long lagged the seven largest constituents, but it could soon broaden out, writes Todd Ahlsten
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Exclusive: Boutique Capital Partners supporting River Road with UK distribution
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Bearish move prompted by worries over the global economy
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Investors dropped their US exposure ‘well below the global average’ and retreated to UK equities as global market volatility mounts
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