Anybody who has been inclined to watch the markets over the last few weeks will have seen some classic roller-coaster patterns developing. Depending on which parts of the media you have read or listened to, you would be forgiven for wondering whether anyone actually knows what’s going on!
With the benefit of hindsight, it is relatively easy to see what is happened. The so-called Sub-Prime lending problem in theUShas served as a reminder to the relatively small proportion of borrowers and lenders in the Ninja (No Income, Jobs or Assets) market that if it seems too good to be true, then it probably is. The resulting impact on the American banking system has then filtered through into the wider market.
It is also a reminder that we live in a “global economy”. More to the point, it means that investors need to have a wide diversity of assets – not just asset classes such as defensive or growth oriented assets, but also those that are affected and can benefit from geographically different economies.
The investment team at Fiducia have been keeping the developments in the market under close review. It would be a brave man indeed to predict where the markets are going over the next few weeks, but most indicators suggest that although more short term volatility can be expected, the medium to longer term prospects look good.
We select funds that we consider to be the “best of the best”, where we expect the individual managers to see the opportunities for growth in the recent market correction. As a result, our portfolios have faired well because of the wide diversification of funds and we continue to monitor the performance of the managers and their funds.
If you would like to know more about how we as Financial Advisers can help you with your Investments then visit the Investment Management section of our website: Investment Management or send us email at: [email protected]
The information contained in our website is for guidance only and does not constitute advice which should be sought before taking any action. The information is based on our understanding of legislation, whether proposed or in force, and market practice at the time of writing. Levels, bases and reliefs from taxation may be subject to change. Accordingly, no responsibility can be assumed by Fiducia Wealth Management Limited, or any associated companies or persons, its officers or its employees, for any loss occurred in connection with the content hereof and any such action. Professional financial advice is recommended for every case.
Fiducia is a multi award-winning firm of Financial Advisers based in Dedham near Colchester situated in the heart of Constable Country on the Essex Suffolk border. www.fiduciawealth.co.uk
Fiducia Wealth Management Ltd. Dedham Hall Business Centre, Brook Street, Dedham, Colchester, Essex, CO7 6AD.
Fiducia Wealth Management Ltd. is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FCA No. 408210
Market Commentary
Anybody who has been inclined to watch the markets over the last few weeks will have seen some classic roller-coaster patterns developing. Depending on which parts of the media you have read or listened to, you would be forgiven for wondering whether anyone actually knows what’s going on!
With the benefit of hindsight, it is relatively easy to see what is happened. The so-called Sub-Prime lending problem in theUShas served as a reminder to the relatively small proportion of borrowers and lenders in the Ninja (No Income, Jobs or Assets) market that if it seems too good to be true, then it probably is. The resulting impact on the American banking system has then filtered through into the wider market.
It is also a reminder that we live in a “global economy”. More to the point, it means that investors need to have a wide diversity of assets – not just asset classes such as defensive or growth oriented assets, but also those that are affected and can benefit from geographically different economies.
The investment team at Fiducia have been keeping the developments in the market under close review. It would be a brave man indeed to predict where the markets are going over the next few weeks, but most indicators suggest that although more short term volatility can be expected, the medium to longer term prospects look good.
We select funds that we consider to be the “best of the best”, where we expect the individual managers to see the opportunities for growth in the recent market correction. As a result, our portfolios have faired well because of the wide diversification of funds and we continue to monitor the performance of the managers and their funds.
If you would like to know more about how we as Financial Advisers can help you with your Investments then visit the Investment Management section of our website: Investment Management or send us email at: [email protected]
The information contained in our website is for guidance only and does not constitute advice which should be sought before taking any action. The information is based on our understanding of legislation, whether proposed or in force, and market practice at the time of writing. Levels, bases and reliefs from taxation may be subject to change. Accordingly, no responsibility can be assumed by Fiducia Wealth Management Limited, or any associated companies or persons, its officers or its employees, for any loss occurred in connection with the content hereof and any such action. Professional financial advice is recommended for every case.
Fiducia is a multi award-winning firm of Financial Advisers based in Dedham near Colchester situated in the heart of Constable Country on the Essex Suffolk border. www.fiduciawealth.co.uk
Fiducia Wealth Management Ltd. Dedham Hall Business Centre, Brook Street, Dedham, Colchester, Essex, CO7 6AD.
Fiducia Wealth Management Ltd. is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. FCA No. 408210
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Pre-Budget Report 2007
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