Deal or no deal?
Nick Sudbury looks at some of the investment trusts with most to gain if we get a Brexit deal by the Prime Minister’s 15 October deadline.
Nick Sudbury looks at some of the investment trusts with most to gain if we get a Brexit deal by the Prime Minister’s 15 October deadline.
Global financial stocks and the funds that invest in them have been hit hard by the pandemic, but there is a chance that they may have been oversold.
It has been a difficult period for investors in UK small cap stocks, but a strong uptick in the performance in August could be a sign that buyers are starting to return.
IPOs have been few and far between this year, but there are two new investment trusts that are about to take advantage of the attractive opportunities in the UK.
It has been a challenging time for the City of London investment trust with a double digit annual loss, yet by using its reserves it has been able to increase the dividend for a fifty-fourth consecutive year.
The private equity specialist HgCapital Trust has just released another excellent set of results and looks well-placed to continue to deliver double-digit annual growth.
Investors in the country’s largest investment trust, Scottish Mortgage, have had a stellar ride, but last week’s big sell-off could be a sign of things to come.
Pershing Square Holdings has generated impressive returns, yet it divides opinion and could be on the cusp of a major re-rating.
The pandemic has polarised the markets with areas such as gold, technology, healthcare and growth ahead, while others have been left nursing heavy losses.
The BlackRock World Mining Trust divides opinion with some analysts backing it as a good way to profit from the mining sector, while others see it as a clear sell.