Is there any point investing in the US actively?
Active funds don’t come close to the high returns of the index trackers, with many multi-asset managers cutting their active exposure all together
Active funds don’t come close to the high returns of the index trackers, with many multi-asset managers cutting their active exposure all together
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Investors should keep a keen eye on the US market over the coming six months, writes Gerrit Smit
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Valuations on mega-cap US stocks are at ‘dotcom era extremes,’ warns Alison Savas
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Allocation to UK equities falls 10% in 10 years
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The 45% profit fall led to a 7.8% share price drop during after-hours trading
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The two candidates offer starkly different routes for the US equity market, says Oliver Jones
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It would be unwise to bet against the US market’s continued dominance, writes Chris Iggo
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High returns in the US have investors excited, but its highly-concentrated and politically volatile nature have them nervous, writes Ajay Vaid
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Due to strong demand for US equities
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The UK has a new leader, but this year’s biggest election is yet to come
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Markets have chosen Nvidia as the ultimate AI winner, but Alison Savas says other companies are stealing its thunder
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Investors who played it safe should not be so quick to think they’ve missed the boat
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