Going forward it seems we must learn to live with the market’s disorders while central banks’ interventions remain the only effective treatment.
Hidden assets
We have found a strategy that has the benefit of providing exposure
to volatility but without suffering an
expensive cost of carry
Monthly viewpoint – April 2024
“we are seeking opportunities to add to risk assets if equity markets continue their period of consolidation seen in April”
It could be gold’s time to shine
Despite the recent rally, there could
still be upside if history is anything to go by, and with central banks increasing
reserves and geopolitical risks on the rise, there is a clear investment case
for holding gold
Will buybacks continue to bolster equity markets?
Investors must exercise due diligence and remain attentive to developments in this sphere
It’s the little things that count
We believe the best way to gain exposure to small caps, and to manage some of these risks, is to invest via
third-party, experienced, active managers who can be more selective
in constructing portfolios.
Monthly viewpoint – March 2024
“the most compelling markets remain the UK and Japan which trade at a discount to global peers and offer healthy dividends”
Weathering storms and building trust
UK Investment trusts might be facing some tough challenges, but we remain advocates of their vital roles in multi-asset portfolios
Where has the ‘greenium’ gone?
“Buying a green bond with zero ‘greenium’ could be termed an ‘ESG arbitrage’ with future expected outperformance as the ‘greenium’ returns.”
Has the US labour market turned a corner?
Different definitions mean individuals
fall in and out of certain categories at
different times, which serves to reduce the usefulness of any one labour market
indicator.