The 'hallmarks of a recession' behind the political noise
Over the past decade, we have endured the tired pessimism that still looms from the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
While it was perpetuated as the end of capitalism, 11 years later we are experiencing the same issues and mistakes being made in bullish markets propped up by overconfidence. Market Movers Blog: S&P...
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How can investors position against a no-deal Brexit?
Boris Johnson's arrival at Number 10 has done little to enhance UK investor confidence; he has wasted no time setting a collision course with the EU over his no-deal strategy, and members on the other side of the House of Commons.
Do European equities offer 'tremendous value'?
If you had not been paying attention to financial markets for quite a few years and then – from this position of naivety – had looked at the eurozone, your likely conclusion would be that the region's equity bourses were offering tremendous value.
What the US bond market really means for equities
Views on US equities seem to neatly fall into two camps.
Are quality investors missing out on emerging market equities?
A quality bias has been the right way to invest in emerging market equities for many decades.
Beyond Brexit: The global headwinds and tailwinds facing UK equities
Brexit uncertainty continues to act as a drag on the UK economy, holding back business investment and undermining consumer confidence.