Investors must be wary of ‘AI losers’ as tech valuations spike
There will be big losses made by investing in AI, as well as profits
There will be big losses made by investing in AI, as well as profits
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He had fully exited in November 2020
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A default remains very unlikely but there are no signs of a deal yet
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Markets may be pricing in an overly-optimistic scenario
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UK investors have had little incentive to exit, but fatigue might finally be setting in
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‘We don’t need to see ‘blood on the streets’ as Sir John Templeton said, but there are a lot of yellow flags’
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Blue Whale chair bullish about prospects for the US amid gloomy global outlook
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BG US Growth Trust fully exited Peloton and Teladoc at a £9m loss
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JP Morgan’s Fiona Harris says it is fertile ground, even if growth stocks are the ones grabbing the headlines
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Every month, Portfolio Adviser asks a cross section of industry commentators for their views on the same topic
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Paul O’Connor of Janus Henderson and T Rowe Price’s Eric Papesh give their views on the prospects for American assets
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After hiring Chris Fidyk who has been lined up to run the multi-cap strategy
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