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Questor investment trust bargain: Polar Capital Technology gives investors access to the world’s best companies for a knock-down price

The word infrastructure carries a suggestion of solidity at an uneasy time. This is one of the reasons for the upsurge of interest in the sector.

The word infrastructure carries a suggestion of solidity at an uneasy time. This is one of the reasons for the upsurge of interest in the sector.

Retailers are rushing to rent the shed warehouses owned by the logistics Reits (retail estate investment trusts).

Retailers are rushing to rent the shed warehouses owned by the logistics Reits (retail estate investment trusts).

Once the mainstay of many a portfolio, UK equity income funds are now often seen as deeply unfashionable, in a world still in thrall to the glamour of US tech stocks.

Once the mainstay of many a portfolio, UK equity income funds are now often seen as deeply unfashionable, in a world still in thrall to the glamour of US tech stocks.

28 July 2021 21:38 GMT Updated  28 July 2021 22:09 GMT The world’s first clean-hydrogen investment fund “could face a real challenge” after raising less than half as much as money as it planned in its initial public offering (IPO). HydrogenOne Capital Growth had aimed to raise £250m ($348m) from investors, but only managed to reel in £107.35m, just above its minimum raise of £100m. The company is expected to be listed on the London Stock Exchange from 30 July, with net proceeds ...

Boom and bust: What impact has Covid-19 had on commodities cycle? Taking a close eye on the mining sector Matthew Read of Quoted Data Matthew Re History shows that commodity cycles tend to be long. Back in the summer of 2019, Robert Siddles, the then-manager of what is now Brown Advisory US Smaller Companies, joked with me that commodity cycles tend to have ten up years, then 18 down years, so, with the last up cycle starting in the early 2000s, he planned to start looking at them again in 2027...

Slings and arrows? Yes, but shareholders are still sitting on an "outrageous fortune", though Around 5% of SMITs portfolio is invested in Amazon April may be the cruellest month but May has been harsh on Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust PLC (LON:SMT). The shares have fallen from about 1,260p at the end of April to around 1,090p now, which is a fall of 13.5%. If you bought Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust (SMIT) shares at the beginning of the year around six quid, you are probabl...