Tatton Weekly: Now we know it’s risky; A turning point for technology stocks?; Brexit Agreement Reached; Geopolitical Tensions Rise: Conflict on the horizon?; Trade War?

Mike Gordon

Now we know it’s risky Equity markets have taken a turn for the worse following the US’ probable imposition of “section 301” tariffs on China. Undoubtedly, events that increase uncertainty about the likely path of profits are bad news for any company’s share price. In a sense, given that the likelihood of President Trump’s action… Read more »

Tatton Weekly: Back to Normal?; UK Budget: It’s a spring statement; Potential fallout from Russian recklessness; UK property market: resilient so far but pressures remain; Don’t bet on China

Mike Gordon

Back to Normal? Over the course of last week it felt very much as though things were returning to normal after the short sharp shock in equity markets in early February. Stock markets in the US have returned to their previous long term trading ranges, while markets elsewhere are slowly heading into the same direction…. Read more »

Tatton Weekly: Time to take some profits; Schrödinger’s markets: don’t fear growth and higher rates; UK Retailers feel the chill; BoJ charts its own course; Emperor Xi?

Mike Gordon

Time to take some profits February brought a sudden, even if long expected end to the calm and steady rising equity market conditions. We wrote at length during the month what triggered the correction and what it is likely to mean going forward. In a nutshell, we agree with the view of many respected investment… Read more »