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History suggests investors set to benefit from positive decade for stocks, says Fidelity International
A decade on from the technology bubble, technological innovation offers exciting opportunities says Fidelity international
2010 Market outlook from Simon James, Partner, Gore Browne Investment Management
The last decade was one of weak expansion & poor growth
Kevin Gardiner, Head of Investment Strategy predicts the FTSE will hit 5700 in 2010
First UK execution-only broker to allow nominee customers to exercise their voting rights online
European stock markets fare “very well” in recovery phases, says top fund manager
ViewPoint will enable Barclays Stockbrokers to post investment news, views and insights available via Twitter, podcasts and blogs
The most striking thing about the expenses crisis is what it tells us about the mindset of the people who sit in the House of Commons.
The more I look at emerging markets, the more I think they have to be one of the best homes for everybody’s savings.
Last week I wrote about the way in which shares in emerging markets are outperforming the more mature stock markets in the US and UK. There is no sign this process is coming to an end.
I believe that indices for emerging stock markets are going to outperform those of western stock markets for the foreseeable future driven by the much stronger growth of their underlying economies.
This week's tip is enjoying a spectacular revival, with sales, net income and earnings per share all rising sharply.
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