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07 February 2011, 08:46 AM
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Too serious...
As a privet investor, my portfolio is fernished with a variety of stocks across many sectors.
Just need to figure out how to use cutting non-secateurs now. ;-)
J.
As a privet investor, my portfolio is fernished with a variety of stocks across many sectors.
Just need to figure out how to use cutting non-secateurs now. ;-)
J.
07 February 2011, 09:08 AM
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07 February 2011, 09:25 AM
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The problem is the "analysis" produced by investment firms is all highly subjective. It no longer is a balanced view of the company achievements and prospects it rarely includes financial details any more, it is sales material produced by the firms to entice people to trade so they can generate a revenue stream off of their commissions. There are perhaps two analysts i would read content from otherwise i feel i am being led down the garden path.
There is a wealth of "experts" on the internet and in financial media all giving their views on the economy and you can bet that if the person giving an opinion is in any way related to a particular fund or investment company, the opinion will almost always lurch into why their fund is best suited for the current market conditions.
I watched a short interview with a chap called Neil Woodford who runs a couple of funds for Invesco Perpetual and he did give a reasonably unbiased view of the market and the economy.
If anyone reads Citywire I find alot of it is either IFAs moaning about regulation or fund managers contradicting each other to promote their fund
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