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• 18May2012

  A Short History of Technology Funds, Part 1

  18May2012

  1986-1996 - MICROSOFT TO NETSCAPE, BIRTH OF A BUBBLE.
  With Apple booming, and Facebook about to float on the stock market, investing in technology is under the spotlight again. Before taking the plunge, investors should try and understand how we got here, and see what lessons can be learnt.

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  Sector analysis

• 17May2012

  How effective is QE?

  17May2012

  In summary Quantitative Easing can provide stability at a low level in extremis. Otherwise in a world of deleveraging it is not a solution – at best it buys time.

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Fund analysis

• 14May2012

  

  Footsie crash to 4000, the eurocrisis, plus (very) good news

  14May2012

  There is bad news and (for a change) quite a bit of good news. Our analysis suggests that stock markets are about to break down to levels representing significant buying opportunities. Unfolding events in Europe should be the catalyst.

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  Market commentary

  

• 11May2012

  Why income scarcity demands dividend reforms

  11May2012

  Investors and retirees can’t rely on bonds for long term income, as they will be destroyed by inflation. They need to change their behavior, and this requires a mix of higher yields, better education, more attractive taxation of dividends, and reform of pension fund regulation.

  By Brian Dennehy

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  Market commentary

• 11May2012

  Where are tomorrow's income opportunities?

  11May2012

  During 2012 investors need to protect their income by focussing on payout growth and defensive stocks as economic uncertainty continues, centred around the unfolding eurocrisis. But where might tomorrow's income opportunities lie?

  By Ben Debney

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  Dividend Watch

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