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UK equities: time to get active?

The outlook for UK equities may seem gloomy, but we believe it is possible for active managers to generate long-term outperformance in this market.  
By Matthew Courtnell

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What the tech is going on?

We revisit our case for holding technology stocks, and ask whether now is the time to start taking profits.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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Is US tech concentration a House of Cards?

Exploring the unintended consequences of the concentration conundrum on diversification via global equity indices.  ;
By Joseph Firth

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Is it finally the time for value to shine?

Value stocks may be facing a ‘now or never’ moment.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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Running with the bulls

Today should have been the end of the traditional ‘Running of the Bulls’ in Pamplona, but the festival was cancelled. Can we expect other bull markets to keep running?  ;
By Christopher Jeffery

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The subscription model

We believe subscription-based business models can offer both defensiveness and earnings quality, particularly during times of economic turbulence.  ;
By Gavin Launder

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Show me the money!

Wirecard is just the latest in a series of corporate scandals that demonstrate why we believe quality is essential in growth investing.  ;
By Gavin Launder

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Cyclical or not, market leadership matters most

Investors can debate the merits of equity styles and factors, but ultimately we believe market leadership matters more.  
By Matthew Courtnell

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Companies in crisis: finding opportunities in volatile times

Amid COVID-19 and the economic shutdown, the outlook for global companies has been uncertain, leaving many investors unsure which companies will emerge as the winners and losers in the long term.  
By Nigel Masding

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Tech’s appeal: five little-discussed reasons to like tech stocks

The long-term structural bull case for the technology sector and the relative strength of several tech firms during the recession are well established. But we believe the present crisis has also created additional macro tailwinds for tech stocks.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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Giving the unlovables a chance

Amid so much uncertainty, crowded positions can be particularly risky. I explain why we are therefore giving unlovable ideas a chance in this discussion on Bloomberg.  ;
By John Roe

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Earnings season brings micro relief

Earnings beating expectations has brought some good micro news after weeks of macro negativity – but the relief may well prove to be micro in duration, too.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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Making the REIT call

Real-estate investment trusts (REITs) haven’t performed as expected during the sell-off; in this blog, we explore why and consider the outlook for the sector.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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The earnings outlook in a recession

Our modelling of US corporate earnings suggests we will see a significant decline in the quarters ahead, but there are some grounds for optimism relative to previous crises.  ;
By Lars Kreckel

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Looking beyond the equity bounce

The stock market rallied strongly this week, but investors must ask themselves whether this is sustainable amid the economic downturn.;
By Emiel van den Heiligenberg

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Equities: the case for further caution

Despite the massive declines in markets, we are wary on the outlook for risk assets like global equities, given the large uncertainty over the economic impact of COVID-19 and the efficacy of the response from policymakers.;
By Emiel van den Heiligenberg

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