Wintle: Strong US run can continue into 2011

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Neptune's Felix Wintle believes the US stock market can extend its strong recent run into the New Year as the outlook for corporate earnings remains positive.

Wintle, manager of the top-ranked £614m Neptune US Opportunities fund, says the outlook for 2011 supports equity markets, with investors reacting positively to the recent mid-term elections and $600bn of QE2. The manager, who has had minimal recent exposure to financials, has added a number of positions in the space, including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup. Wintle continues to run a strong overweight position in the tech sector, while the manager also says the weaker dollar has heightened opportunities in commodities. "Despite the challenges faced on a macro level, as the world's pri...

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