Guy Barnard and Tim Gibson, Co-Heads of Janus Henderson’s Global Property Equities Team,
review the sector’s performance over the year and discuss the key opportunities and risks for investors in 2020.
Staying Strategic in Global Fixed Income
Nick Maroutsos and Adam Hetts discuss the role of global fixed income strategies in the face of recent market shifts.
Search for stable income continues in 2020
Portfolio Manager Seth Meyer discusses the importance of identifying stable sources of income in the year ahead.
Market GPS: A Soft Landing Should Support Fixed Income in 2020
In our view, the Federal Reserve’s accommodative stance should persist throughout 2020, helping sustain the expansion of the U.S. economy.
Market GPS: Dividend-Paying Stocks – More Room to Run in 2020?
Equity valuations look reasonable heading into next year, but with the business cycle aging, we believe a focus on free-cash-flow growth is key for dividends.
Market GPS: Consumer Spending and Low Rates Favor Stocks in 2020
A healthy consumer and low bond yields – two trends that dominated 2019 – look set to continue in 2020, creating a favorable backdrop for equities.
Market GPS: Keep a Close Watch on Corporate Earnings in 2020
Focusing on companies with strong corporate earnings – and avoiding those with weak balance sheets – will be key to weathering volatility in 2020.
Can active fund managers beat the index?
In this snippet from the latest episode of Trust TV, Job Curtis discusses active vs passive investment strategies and the future of the UK equity market.
Is 2020 the year for European small cap?
Ollie Beckett, fund manager for TR European Growth Trust, explains why he believes European smaller companies are performing well; Ollie believes this is due to renewed investor confidence as economic data points towards a stabilisation and a positive start to 2020. Ollie also discusses the latest portfolio activity and which stocks have performed exceptionally well.
Fund Manager December commentary – The City of London Investment Trust
Fund Manager December commentary – The City of London Investment Trust