US bull market could be the longest in history – Artemis
There is nothing to suggest that the US equity bull market is over, says Artemis’ Simon Edelsten, and it has the potential to be the longest in history.
There is nothing to suggest that the US equity bull market is over, says Artemis’ Simon Edelsten, and it has the potential to be the longest in history.
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Having surpassed £1bn in assets under management less than five years into its existence, European Wealth’s fearlessness in deviating from its peers is paying off.
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Sceptics on US equities heading higher are suffering from bearishness and Janet Yellen should pay less attention to the market, according to UBS’ Tom Digenan.
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PIMCO has expanded its global equity offering, teaming up with investment solutions provider Research Affiliates on the launch of a four-strong fund suite.
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Invesco Powershares has opened up the S&P 500 Index to UK smart beta investors with the launch of a UCITS-qualified exchange-traded fund.
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European equities are the asset class of choice for wealth managers in the second half of this year, with US exposure to be cut, according to delegates at Portfolio Adviser’s Summer Congress 2015.
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The Fed has signalled a rate rise, and dollar strength has played its part, but it will take unforeseen events to halt the US equity rally.
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F&C Investment Trust saw its dividend per share rise for the 44th consecutive year in 2014, the group announced in its annual statement.
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While analysts ponder exactly how many punters are going to part with up to £13,500 each for the new Apple Watch, others are seeing healthier examples of innovation elsewhere.
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Despite the subjectivity nature of picking Oscar winners, this year’s bunch were a fairly predictable lot – no surprises, nothing left field and all pretty drab.
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JP Morgan Fusions Tony Lanning, says he maintains a healthy exposure to the region with a continued focus on active stock pickers
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The S&P 500 breached a landmark level of 2000 last week so, in keeping with the craze, is it time to pour an ice bucket over an overheating market?
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