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What to do with dud investment trusts in your portfolio (opens the original)
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What to do with a dud investment trust is a dilemma that we all face, and there is no easy answer. Sell and risk a dramatic recovery? Hold on and see poor performance continue? Double down and risk throwing good money after bad? Reduce and wish you had sold all? Patience can pay off. Scottish Mortgage (LSE: SMT) went from the top of the table to the bottom, but is now at the top again over three years. Conversely, European Opportunities was the star of its sector but never recovered from the col
Private equity funds to buy as the sector bounces back (opens the original)
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For listed private equity funds, discounts to net asset value (NAV) widened sharply when bond yields rose in 2022. Investors were anticipating that the valuations of private equity investments would follow share prices down after the customary lag. Boards responded with share buyback programmes in an attempt to add value and close the discounts. Yet discounts remained stubbornly high as valuations stagnated. When markets started to move higher two years ago, investors could reasonably have expec
Infrastructure fund INPP defies the sceptics (opens the original)
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When INPP – International Public Partnerships (LSE: INPP) – invested in the Thames Tideway Tunnel project in 2015, many investors thought its directors and managers were mad. Weren't infrastructure projects in the UK always delivered late and massively over budget? The project was a carve-out from the financially stretched Thames Water and would surely be dragged down by it. Instead, the 16-mile super-sewer under the River Thames from Acton to Beckton was completed as planned in March 2024. In t
‘The Magnificent 7 may have faltered but the bull market is not over yet’ (opens the original)
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There is a pervasive belief that the “Magnificent 7” tech stocks are the drivers behind the relentless rise of the US stock market. The Magnificent 7, sometimes called the Mag 7, are Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Apple, Meta and Tesla – seven of the largest companies in the US and therefore the world. But the Magnificent 7 no longer ride together and their performances this year are very different. The S&P 500 has returned 13.4% year to date. Amazon has returned 21%, but Tesla -25%. In be
Fidelity European Trust – long-term opportunities in European stocks (opens the original)
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Marcel Stötzel, lead manager of the Fidelity European Trust (LSE: FEV), isn’t deterred by claims that Europe’s economic record and outlook are just as dismal as the UK’s. “Europe is plagued by poor demographics, low productivity and high government debt, none of which are getting any better,” he agrees. Economic output per capita is half the level of the US. But European stocks are not proxies for their economies, as they derive only a third of their turnover from Europe. “We are more bullish th
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