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• 10Jan2020

  As the first trading days go, so goes the year?

  10Jan2020

  The “first five days” rule is one of the most closely watched early every New Year. As these “rules” go, this is one of the most successful. Here we explain what it’s telling us about the outlook for 2020.

  By Sam Lees

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  Investment research

• 03Jan2020

  Trade Of The Decade 1 - UK Smaller Companies

  03Jan2020

  This one comes into the category of “the bleeding obvious”. Why? What are the risks? Which fund is best? This is very much a low maintenance strategy.
  
  

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Fund analysis

• 03Jan2020

  Transform your 2020 – the 7 must-do resolutions

  03Jan2020

  Most investors spend far too much time dealing with today's noise rather than figuring how to make vastly better investment decisions. Commit to these seven resolutions now, and your investing year will be considerably more straightforward and your time will be better spent. You never know… you might even make more money!

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Portfolio building

• 03Jan2020

  The Boris Bounce – subtle changes

  03Jan2020

  Before Christmas we looked at the funds and sectors which performed most strongly in the wake of the landslide UK election win for the Conservatives. Here we update that, and note some subtle changes, even over such a short period, plus consider feedback we are receiving from clients and other contacts around the UK.

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Market commentary

• 20Dec2019

  My move into UK smaller companies – why, how, what

  20Dec2019

  In the wake of the UK election, and the removal of some uncertainty from the UK landscape, how am I adjusting my portfolio? I discuss that now.

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Portfolio building

• 20Dec2019

  Part 2: Buy smaller companies – our selections, unit trusts and investment trusts

  20Dec2019

  In part 1 we showed you the considerable extra performance available through buying smaller companies funds in general, and selecting the right funds in particular. Here we look at the selection process, and our fund selections, both unit trusts and investment trusts, and why you might choose one over the other.

  By Sam Lees

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  Fund analysis

• 20Dec2019

  Part 1: Buy smaller companies – the history and the opportunity today

  20Dec2019

  There is a perpetual debate about whether you can outperform the indices, and we always highlight the four well-researched ways in which you can do so. Here we look at one of those, investing into smaller companies, particularly UK smaller companies in the wake of the UK election result.

  By Brian Dennehy

  Access Level | public

  Sector analysis

• 20Dec2019

  My hopeless prediction for 2020. New Year Resolution? Ask ‘Enry

  20Dec2019

  Typical questions from the ladies and gentlemen of the press this week. They love putting me and other gobshite experts on the spot!

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Market commentary

• 20Dec2019

  Running on empty – an antidote to complacency

  20Dec2019

  When you observe wide ranging extremes, you MUST pay attention. You don’t have to be afraid – but you must let it spike any tendency to complacency, particularly for those a tad caught up in post-election euphoria.

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Market commentary

• 17Dec2019

  Gold Members' Teleconference - December 2019

  17Dec2019

  How much detail - Scottish Mortgage and Dynamic Global lessons - Killer Portfolio - 4 ways to outperform - and How do they fit the UK Election results? - Risks - Off the fence and My Portfolio

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Teleconference

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