In the world of investment, an MPS is a managed portfolio service – sometimes known as a model portfolio service. Many financial advisers recommend managed portfolio services to their clients because of the value and quality of service they provide for investors.
In the world of investment, an MPS is a managed portfolio service – sometimes known as a model portfolio service. Many financial advisers recommend managed portfolio services to their clients because of the value and quality of service they provide for investors.
From Bear Market To Recovery It’s official: the S&P 500 is now in a bear market, joining its peer, the Nasdaq 100. Recovery is inevitable, but what do recoveries typically look like? Since 1950, S&P 500 bear markets have taken an average of 154 days (or 5 months) to find a bottom. On average,…
Rates, Seasonal Spending and Covid ConcernsUK Markets An unambiguously strong labour market release has emphasised that December’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting is very much live. A repeat of this strength in next month’s release, which will be published two days before the MPC’s decision, could easily be enough to generate a majority for a…
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UK, US and Asian Market UpdatesUK Markets Whilst standardised inflation data for the UK actually fell in September, all signs show that the Bank of England (BoE) is contemplating an imminent increase in interest rates. Certainly, the Gilt market thinks so and (despite a fall on Friday) yields have risen more than 320% since this time…
Practical Advice for Your WorkplaceIf you think mental health and wellbeing aren’t important topics for businesses to consider, think again. An extensive study from the World Health Organisation (WHO) discovered that depression and anxiety costs the global economy an estimated US $1trillion in lost productivity every year. Workplaces that promote mental health awareness, provide…
Bank of England and Federal Reserve Toughen RhetoricBoth the Bank of England (BOE) and the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) issued policy updates last week suggesting they have become a little more confident in the economic recovery. Both may look to reduce their bond buying programs in due course. Equity markets dealt with the news reasonably…
Delta Infections Weighing on Growth ExpectationsFinancial markets were rattled in the past week by speculation that global recovery could lose momentum as the Delta variant spreads – just as central banks get ready to reduce support measures. Equities did climb in the UK and US on Friday as dip buyers resurfaced amid a surge in…
Market Commentary – Buy the dip? So after finishing last week on a depressing note focused on investor fatigue and the growing threat of the Delta variant, I wasn’t at all surprised to see markets stumbling on Monday, but I must confess surprise in how short-lived the wobble was, with markets finishing the week higher.…
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