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Eve Maddock-Jones

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As seen in: Investment Week, West Sussex Gazette, BusinessGreen, FE Trustnet, Professional Adviser, Professional Pensions, Cover Magazine UK, Fintech Reporter UK
Editor at @InvestmentWeek, All views are my own, DMs open to tips, probably the last journo to join Twitter, lover of ugly sneakers
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Discover the fund style that's making a breakthrough

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By Eve Maddock-Jones
| ajbell.co.uk
The past decade in stock markets has been an era of growth, but the tables are turning after a resurgence for value over the last 12 months. Since last summer, the MSCI ACWI Value index has outperformed its Growth equivalent, in a reversal of the 10-year trend. This has started to feed through into monthly fund performance.
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The UK funds having an even better year than the record-breaking FTSE 100

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By Eve Maddock-Jones
| ajbell.co.uk
The FTSE 100 is currently on track for its best year since its conception in 1984, defying a downturn in other equity markets which have been burdened by a fall in tech. Year-to-date, the UK’s premier index is beating both the MSCI All-Country World Index and the S&P 500, with an 11.5% total return versus 11.3% and 9.8%, respectively, according to data from FE Analytics.
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Where stock pickers are avoiding volatility

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By Eve Maddock-Jones
| ajbell.co.uk
For many investors, total returns are the top priority when it comes to choosing a fund. But this figure doesn’t always tell the whole story. A lucky few investors might be able to view their investments purely as numbers, and ride out waves of volatility as they come without much worry. But for many of us, these market ups and downs can be a major stressor.
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