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The Boiled Frog and the British Economy: A Study in Gradual Decline? by Undercover Investor The “boiled frog” is one of those enduring metaphors that survives not because it is…
Three decades of real dividend growth to investors…by Josef Licsauer Overview Schroder Income Growth (SCF) has been delivering real Dividend growth since 1996, compounding its dividend at 4.1% annually against…
“Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here” (1) Before the Burnham takeover, there was an acceptance within government that certain problems were too big to solve.…
To build a dynamic investment portfolio fit for the future, investors need to align themselves with areas of compelling structural growth. We believe that there are compelling growth opportunities to…
BUT offers diversification beyond the AI theme…by Jean-Baptise Andrieux Overview Brunner (BUT) aims to provide investors with an all-weather Portfolio, that is, one capable of delivering consistent returns across different…
A difficult July still offers some hope. With a week to go, July is on track to be the worst month since the conflict with Iran began. Following the US-Israeli…
Rob Morgan, Chief Investment Analyst at Charles Stanley Direct, part of Raymond James It’s no surprise the Bank of England has left rates unchanged for the fifth successive occasion. Inflation…
Jeremy Batstone-Carr, European Strategist at Raymond James The apparent hawkish tilt in today’s voting pattern is not reflected in the financial markets where the implied probability of a further hold…
The Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady at 3.5% to 3.75% was shaped less by economic data than by a conflict thousands of miles from Washington, says Nigel…
ETF ownership among non-advised UK investors is four times higher than it was six years ago, according to new research from Boring Money. In 2020, just 5% of investors held…