Following the previous year’s rebound in Tech stocks, Tesla and Bitcoin there is much discussion of ‘investment bubbles’. We discuss why markets might be seen as “bubbly” and how we are positioning portfolios in light of this.
We explore this deceptively simple question, examining the cognitive trap of judging decisions by their short-term outcomes rather than the quality of the process behind them.
Markets don't like uncertainty - and right now there is plenty of it. Conflict in the Middle East, questions over oil supplies and renewed tariff tensions have all tested investor confidence. How are our clients’ portfolios positioned for this environment, any why?
ESG investing and the energy transition have failed to reduce global carbon emissions over the last decade. What factors have slowed the energy transition? And how should investors prepare for the next ten years?