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Stocks to buy: Cheap stocks for the reopening trade

Some of the world's biggest economies are starting to hatch plans to reopen. These are the top 38 stocks that Goldman Sachs says will benefit.

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Top 5 worst performing asset managers: BestInvest report


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BestInvest, an online investment platform, just released their twice-yearly "Spot the Dog" report.
The report analyses the worst-performing funds across different sectors.
These are the five firms that had the most assets under management in the list.
Even the biggest names in asset management can get it wrong and BestInvest just called out some of the top losers.
In its twice-yearly 'Spot the Dog' report, the online investment service names and shames the top underperforming funds and firms, and Invesco has topped the list for the sixth time in a row.
"The top slot in Spot the Dog continues to be held by Invesco with 11 funds totalling £9.2 billion. Four of these funds are Tibetan Mastiff-sized beasts," the report said.

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Taiwan authorizes AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, jabs starting in fortnight

Taiwan has given emergency authorization to AstraZeneca/Oxford University's COVID-19 vaccine. The country has 10 million doses ordered and should begin inoculations within the next fortnight.

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Pfizer commits to doubling COVID-19 vaccine supply, helping Biden's target

"We're now on track to have enough vaccine supply for all Americans by the end of July," Biden said at a press conference in a Pfizer plant.

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Insider Energy: Texas blackouts, Bill Gates dishes on climate, energy

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Bitcoin bubble: The cryptocurrency could become 'worthless'

"We don't see it as a currency, or something that's going to be useful in the world at any time," Kiran Ganesh, a strategist at UBS Wealth Management.

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Stocks to Buy: Shares for an ideal stockpicking environment


Correlations between stocks are falling rapidly and stock-specific risk is gaining, Morgan Stanley says.
This environment is supportive for stockpickers, as they can concentrate on fundamentals.
Some sectors are provide better opportunity than others. These are Morgan Stanley's top 13 picks.
It's a good time to be a stock picker. And not just due to the current
bull market
, but because the risk environment right now is an easier in which active investors can find the best shares to own, according to Morgan Stanley.
This is because the relationship between stocks, known as the pairwise correlation, has weakened signficantly over the last few years. In simple terms, this means stocks are less likely to trade in unison with one another than they have done in the past, meaning that the performance of one stock is less likely to be affected by that of another stock.

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EXCLUSIVE: $100 billion asset manager divests Exxon stock on climate concerns


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Kempen Capital Management, a European investor with $99 billion in assets, has sold its Exxon stake over climate concerns.
Exxon has come under increasing investor scrutiny for lagging behind rivals in tackling the energy transition.
Other investors are selling out, Dimitri Willems, senior portfolio manager, told Insider.
Kempen Capital Management, an Amsterdam-based asset manager with over €79.1 billion ($99 billion) in assets under management,
 offloaded its stake in Exxon Mobil in 2020 over concerns related to shareholder engagement, the firm told Insider.
Kempen, among the largest asset managers in the Netherlands, divested a $22.5 million stake in December because Exxon failed to engage with shareholders that were pushing the oil and gas producer to set more rigorous climate targets and invest more in renewable energy, said Dimitri Willems, a senior portfolio manager at Kempen. Other Exxon investors have expressed similar concerns and may also soon divest their holdings, he said.

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Stocks to buy: Picks among aero stocks for the recovery


Deutsche Bank is getting bullish on a aerospace recovery, triggered by the vaccine rollout.
The sector's valuations are still attractive, offering cheap options to play the reopening trade.
These are the firm's top 7 aerospace and defence stocks set to soar on the vaccine recovery.
Inoculation programs are kickstarting around the globe, and Deutsche Bank is getting bullish on the upside this presents for the aerospace and defence sector, particularly as air travel gradually resumes. 
The sector is one of the worst performers globally over the last year. The MSCI aerospace and defense index is down over 25% year-on-year, despite a number of other "reopening-trade stocks" staging steep recoveries since the crash last March. Indeed, the MSCI global value index is now only 0.1% below where it was 12 months ago.

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