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Company Newsletter October 2019
Darren’s Summary You will be aware we are in the process of transitioning the business from a ‘me’, i.e Darren, to an ‘us’. We are upgrading back-office systems,...
Investment Bulletin October 2019
Overview Markets appear trapped in an episode of Deal or No Deal. The uncertainties surrounding the China/U.S. trade talks, and to a lesser extent Brexit, dominate the outlook. Manufact...
Investment Bulletin July 2019
Overview We have moved into a time where there are many fears in the markets and world in general. From an investment perspective, this becomes the ideal environment where throu...
Company Newsletter July 2019
The Admin Team Nathan, Melissa and Aneta provide our core to the administration service and have taken on the additional obligation as we have been short a m...
Company Newsletter - November 2017
Overview Firstly, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, a Happy and Healthy New Year. We are pleased to announce there are two new appointments for January 2018, Siobha...
Investment Bulletin - November 2017
What might 2018 hold for global financial markets? The financial markets' low volatility underscores investors' conviction that the current environment of modest growth and tepid inflation is ...
Newsletter - August 2016
Overview We are pleased to announce the recent new staff members who have joined and will be joining us shortly. Cerys joined us in the role of Junior Administrator to strengthen the...
Investment Bulletin - August 2016
What can we say about 2016, so far? It clearly has been a year like no other and may change the UK as never before. Clearly, volatile with periods of excessive movements and otherwise nondescr...
Investment Bulletin - January 2016
From a momentum perspective, the pessimists were clearly in charge since mid-2015. On the other hand, the sheer size and scope of the setback opens the door to a possible market bounce... ...
Investment Bulletin - October 2015
2015 has been a poor investment period so far, seeing the most significant losses since 2011. The question I’m asking – are we about to see a similar outcome to 2011 with the inves...
Investment Bulletin - September 2014
2014 year to date has behaved more or less as expected, trading in a range with the FTSE 100 bouncing from (circa) lows of 6450 to highs of 6850 (data until 15.09.2014). We have made ...
Investment Bulletin January 2014
Market Outlook This may be the first year since 2007, where the market’s attention is not being dominated by a major tail risk. No double dipping, no fiscal cliff, no life or death mome...
Investment Bulletin August 2013
The end of May and through June was very disappointing. Markets tumbled when Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve stated the obvious. He told us that one day the US authorities would slow ...
Investment Bulletin - My Views For 2013
What a year 2012 has been. It has not been an easy year and with the Christmas & New Year break, life has been put back into perspective and some sanity has returned. 2012 has ultimately b...
Experts Predict Zero Or Negative Growth in Property Valuations in 2013
The performance of the UK property market was disappointing in 2012, with growth of just 1% by the Land Registry’s measures. Strong growth in London and the South-east helped to offset l...
Bill Mott and Neil Woodford Issue Warnings For 2013
Neil Woodford has warned investors to expect further downgrades to profits forecasts for those companies more sensitive to the economic cycle. Neil Woodford (manager of the Invesco Perpetua...
The Current Market is a Stockpicker’s Paradise
The best time to be able to add value to portfolio performance is during times of troubled markets. Now the markets are clearly troubled, or in crisis, or in panic, or in confusion.....
Start of A Stock Market Rally Into Spring 2013?
Up until recently, the market had given up a little more than 8.0% since the September peak (an 8% pullback is about the average size of a normal bull market correction), and while that coul...
Market Outlook On Wednesday 19 September 2012
Last week started in typical pessimistic terms, this changed abruptly on Thursday when the ECB’s President Mario Draghi said the central bank would be willing to buy as much Eurozone Bad Debt as...
Global Economic Recovery - Weakening ?
The IMF (International Monetary Fund) have reassessed their forecasts lower and have stated “the global economic recovery is weakening as government policies have failed to restore confidence&he...