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  • The “79 per cent chance” the Santa Rally is real

    December 3, 2018  |  City Talk

    Stock markets have risen in 79 per cent of Decembers over the last three decades adding some substance to the myth of the “Santa Rally”, Schroders research has found. The “Santa Rally” is a supposed effect of the Christmas feel-good factor, helping stock markets rise at the end of the year, although many seasoned investors remain [...]

  • What happens when the ‘FAANG’ stocks lose their bite?

    November 29, 2018  |  City Talk

    There can be little doubt about the stars of world markets in recent years. The US has led the way, with tech companies to the fore and, at the very front of the march, the so-called ‘FAANG’ stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google. Still, remembering the old stock market adage ‘Tall trees do [...]

  • Expensive stocks & high debt: A concern for investors

    November 28, 2018

    At no point in the lifetime of any investor operating today has the US not been the largest stock market on the planet and yet it recently notched up a new kind of record. According to numbers crunched by analyst Scott Irving of Jefferies International, at the end of September, the US accounted for 62.4 [...]

  • Inescapable investment truths for the decade ahead

    November 27, 2018  |  City Talk

    It seems clear to us that the world investors have got used to over the last few years is very different to the one we need to get accustomed to in the years to come. We have identified a number of economic forces and disruptive forces we think will shape the investment landscape ahead of [...]

  • Should other countries take a leaf out of Trump’s economic playbook?

    November 20, 2018  |  City Talk

    Global growth in 2017 was characterised by synchronised expansion by the world’s major economies. This was largely because robust global trade growth created a rising tide that lifted all boats. Since global trade has waned in 2018, economic growth has become less coordinated. While China, Europe and Japan have all seen their growth rates cool, [...]

  • European tech stocks slump in worst fall for seven years on Apple woes

    November 20, 2018

    European technology stocks have been hit by their biggest quarterly drop since 2011, after production worries for Apple caused a global industry wobble. Stocks on the pan-European stoxx 600 tech index fell more than 1.8 per cent in trading this morning, hitting its lowest level since February 2017 and charting a quarterly loss of more than 14 [...]

  • Six reasons you should care about share buybacks

    November 15, 2018  |  City Talk

    Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor, recently hit the headlines with the announcement that he plans to spend almost $1 billion buying back shares in his investment company, Berkshire Hathaway. This practice has been increasingly common over recent years, with major implications. Buybacks have fundamentally altered the investment landscape over recent years. However, this is not [...]

  • US midterm elections: Is gridlock good?

    November 14, 2018  |  City Talk

    Further tax cuts unlikely but will Trump strike a deal on trade? Keith Wade, Chief Economist, says: “The midterm elections restored some faith in opinion polls with the Democrats taking the House of Representatives and the Republicans holding the Senate. Conventional wisdom has it that a gridlocked Congress is good for markets as it prevents [...]

  • Winter is coming: Superdry looks to colder months after cautious first half

    November 8, 2018

    Fresh from issuing a profit warning last month, British fashion group Superdry reiterated its weather woes this morning after saying that it had yet to see a sustained period of normal conditions, despite enjoying a second-quarter bump in sales. The FTSE 250 firm saw shares fall by over six per cent in early trading despite brand [...]

  • Shocktober: Seven charts that tell the story of the stock market’s worst month in six years

    November 6, 2018  |  City Talk

    World stock markets fell 7.4 per cent in October as investors fretted about issues such as US-China trade tensions, European political uncertainty and the end of quantitative easing. The sell-off made it the worst monthly performance for stocks globally in the last six years and it’s the tenth worst in the last decade, as measured by the [...]

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