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Technology that can change the world, but no one knows yet who will win.

While there are instances where value stocks disappoint investors during recessions, they are not more likely to do so than growth stocks

ValueWalk will be covering the London Value Investor Conference which will take place on Thursday 18th May 2023 in Westminster.

Andrew Pease has come a long way from his quiet hometown on the Bass Strait. One thing that has stayed with him throughout his impressive career in financial services is his down to earth nature. Chloe Walker writes.

"Our global equity forecasts point to better return potential in non-US markets," says Goldman Sachs' David Kostin.

Insider's Phil Rosen breaks down why stocks could stage a rally and the meaning of a key bullish bond market metric.

“A year ago, where we had the flexibility to move to liquid alts, we wanted to do that with as much rope as someone would give us,” says Ben Inker.

Famed short seller Jim Chanos, Jeremy Grantham’s lieutenant Ben Inker and the Future Fund’s Raphael Arndt are generally bearish about the world. But they’re also buying right now.

Otherwise known as the cheapest quintile, deep value stocks are the most attractive and underrepresented group within US equities today, according to GMOs asset allocation team.