Most of the world’s leading
companies have a public
figurehead who has charted the company’s rise to where they are
today
Value is in the Eye of the Beholder
“Beauty is in the eyes of the
beholder” is a phrase I’ve often found myself replying in retort – we are sadly not all blessed with
looks that appeal to the masses!
Monthly Viewpoint – July 2021
In the face of a rapid spread of the delta variant, with daily Covid case numbers up almost 80% in July from June levels, concerns about the sustainability of growth re-emerged.
A Summer of Competition
Over the last 10 years there has been $199.8bn of equity investment across 1,553 unique companies in the space economy
All eyes on the US
The economic recovery that is underway is likely to see a period of growth we haven’t seen in decades
Value Investing Redux
… as Mark Twain said, “A classic is something that everybody wants to have read, and nobody wants to read”
Monthly Viewpoint June 2021
The global recovery continued to build momentum during the second quarter, driven by developed markets, where vaccine rollout is proving to be decisive in lifting pandemic restrictions.
A Euro black swan passes by
“Despite the defeat, one of many bright spots for England has been
the redemption of manager Gareth Southgate”
Past performance is not indicative of future results
A Fund Managers performance can dictate whether they become a hero or villain in the eyes of the public