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This is not to say, of course, that history is irrelevant – understanding it is vital in informing the investor of what might happen in the future – but it should not be the only consideration.
To that end, we are interested in funds that look to exploit structural growth trends in ways that are less traditional in their approach and where the fundamental drivers looked at are somewhat apart from the broader economic cycle.
Equities could come under pressure
Follows £3.1bn net outflows in Q3 results last month
“An opportunity for financial planners to give back”
The iShares Clean Energy ETF, a barometer for sentiment in the sector, has already dropped over 10% since former president’s re-election
Simplifies options and adds a 100% equity offering to range
Acquisition provides first entry into Northern Ireland
