Lowland and HOT bet on 'resilient' consumer names after pocketing energy gains

‘An exciting time to be a net buyer’

Valeria Martinez
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The £388m Lowland trust and £116m Henderson Opportunities trust (HOT) are slowly reducing their exposure to energy stocks to buy up positions in 'resilient' consumer stocks, bets that co-manager James Henderson defines as “modestly contrarian”.

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