Companies and sectors set to benefit in the post-Brexit market

Property and tech expected to boom

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With the UK having officially left the European Union, Joe Healey and Tom Rosser, investment research analysts at The Share Centre, take a look at investments which may benefit.

With the UK having officially left the European Union, Joe Healey and Tom Rosser, investment research analysts at The Share Centre, take a look at investments which may benefit. For UK investors, a running theme over the past few years has been uncertainty. The June 2016 referendum result stunned many investors, while the ensuing political chaos kept many more at bay. This had a profound effect on both UK markets and the economy as a whole. AIM stocks can diversify UK investors' income sources Since the referendum, the FTSE All-Share has underperformed the US markets (S&P 500) b...

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