Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund. Global equity markets generally continued their upward momentum in May supported by ongoing central bank largesse providing an abundance...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund. Equity markets entered a softer patch in April following an exceptionally strong first calendar quarter of 2013. A spate of weak economic...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund Developed equity markets ticked up a little further in aggregate over March despite reminders of the fragility of the recovery in the global...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund: February proved to be another positive month for most markets with global equities returning in the region of 3% to Sterling based investors. Thu...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund Developed equity markets ticked up a little further in aggregate over March despite reminders of the fragility of the recovery in the global...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund: January proved to be a stunning month for global equity markets with all major regions providing strong positive returns. In local terms it was...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund: Performance was driven by both asset allocation and fund selection. In the case of the former, we undertook a review of the Strategic Asset...
Commentary in relation to the T. Bailey Growth Fund: Global markets were broadly positive during November in the wake of the US presidential election. Despite the ongoing fears of the looming US...
Despite the more encouraging economic data of recent weeks equity markets in aggregate struggled a little through October. Global growth fears and corporate earnings concerns, as well as uncertainty...
The quarter ended on a positive note for most markets with the anticipation of further central bank largesse. In addition, economic data has more recently started to show some brighter patches after...
Global equity markets were broadly positive in August despite the generally lacklustre economic data released during the month. In particular Asian and Emerging equity markets struggled, posting...
July largely proved to be a disappointing month for markets on the back of mixed economic data and uninspiring corporate earnings reports that continued to highlight global growth concerns. However,...
Equity markets were generally positive in June, recouping a sizeable proportion of the falls that occurred in May when Euro issues once again took centre stage. The structural problems of the Euro...
Very much consistent with the "sell in May and go away" adage that now appears to be playing out for the third year in a row, the month was troublesome for most asset classes as Eurozone worries...
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