Der Aufstieg der Magnificient 7: Konzentrationsrisiko gegenüber Ertragskraft
Bedenken über die Marktkonzentration und die Performance der Magnificent 7 (Mag 7) Aktien – Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta und Tesla – werden in Anlegergesprächen zunehmend geäußert Viele fragen sich, ob das derzeitige Umfeld einer Marktblase ähnelt.
The rise of the Magnificent 7: Concentration risk versus earnings power
Although large-cap tech firms are not in bubble territory, concerns about market concentration are not without merit.
Mythbusters: why the bad press around UK stocks doesn’t stack up
From valuations and the make-up of the index to perceived US superiority and mistaking the UK economy as a proxy for the equity market, many of these just don’t stand up to scrutiny. We debunk six myths in detail.
UK equities: don’t believe the doom mongers
While Labour’s first Budget was a surprise in terms of the scale of the fiscal loosening, there remain grounds for cautious optimism about UK equities.
The Good, the Bad and the UK Stock Market
After an exceptional 2022 the UK stock market reverted to type, underperforming in 2023. With money continuing to disappear from the market, two potential catalysts for change have emerged.
UK equities: the song remains the same
Despite the cost-of-living crisis we believe the gloom overhanging the UK economy is overdone
Identifying key sustainable themes for 2023 and beyond
The desire for energy security coupled with decarbonisation means there is now a sense of urgency around a green transition.
UK equities: winter of discontent?!
Despite the macro headwinds and cost-of-living crisis facing the country, “UK plc” is in better shape than it is given credit for, and as long-term investors we will continue to concentrate on company fundamentals and not just the next six months
UK small and mid-cap: for the rebound and beyond
Portfolio managers Craig Adey and James Thorne discuss how UK small and mid-caps have historically outperformed significantly following a cyclical trough, and the opportunity this presents in the future as investors in this space.
Market Monitor – 17 June 2022
Recent losses have intensified as stock markets around the world endured one of their toughest weeks of the year so far. With investors focusing once again on central bank attempts to curb rampant inflation, this week’s key events were policy decisions from the United States Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BoE) – in each case, however, officials offered little in the way of positive news.