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Manchester & London Investment Trust Plc - Half-year Report

Manchester & London Investment Trust Plc - Half-year Report PR Newswire (the Company ) Half-yearly report for the six months ended 31 January 2021 A copy of the Half-Yearly Report can be accessed via the Company s website at www.mlcapman.com/manchester-london-investment-trust-plc or by contacting the Company Secretary by telephone on 01392 477500. Summary of Results 256,791 633.62 11.8% Six months to 7.00 Ex-dividend date During the half year under review, the total NAV per Share return was 2.4 per cent, compared to an increase in the benchmark of 11.8 per cent. It has been a period where small capitalisation stocks, unprofitable Technology hopes, Cryptocurrencies and Reflation Value plays have been in vogue, whilst mega-capitalisation Technology (with the exception of Apple and Tesla) has lagged.

THE PRUDENT INVESTOR: Why I ve fallen back in love with my Isa

HOW THIS IS MONEY CAN HELP This charge is entirely unrelated to how much you contribute. It is purely a vicious swipe at successful investors. Charges levied by the most voracious investment firms pale compared with Sunak s tax grab. Those who rely on the stock market for their pensions will be hit the hardest, while those in salary-based pensions, such as politicians and civil servants, emerge relatively unscathed. What can we do? Well, there is no upper limit on the amount that can be held in an Isa, and this should make us look at how our investments are structured.

FTSE rebounds on weak pound; tech sell-off resumes

FTSE rebounds on weak pound; tech sell-off resumes
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MARKET REPORT: Berkeley Group shares suffer

Britain s housing market has been booming throughout the pandemic, but that didn t help Berkeley Group s shares yesterday.  The housebuilder was the biggest faller on the FTSE100 after flagging delays in procuring materials since the end of the Brexit transition arrangement, and changing sales times on some of its developments due to the pandemic.  Covid appears to have had little impact on Berkeley so far. For the financial year, ending in April, the company expects to generate a similar profit to the £504million it made a year earlier.  And forward sales are expected to be above £1.7billion by then, taking the firm into next year in a strong position. 

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