Rounding up top reads from around the web, including articles shared by fellow investors in the Financial Horse Facebook Group.
Investing in the UK: glass half full? (FT)Stock picking has never been more important and investors today have a choice: like many overseas investors, they could shun the UK, or look at this as a great contrarian opportunity to scoop up good companies. Relative to the US, the UK is 25 per cent cheaper — a valuation cushion that’s hard to ignore.
Either way, given the range of uncertainties over Brexit and the economy, perhaps the answer lies in having a good balance of growth and value-focused funds. Differing combinations of the two can provide capital growth, income or, some of each. Whether you think the glass
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