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Laith Khalaf

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Why British shares could save you if the AI bubble bursts

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By Laith Khalaf
| Aol Verified
The Bank of England estimates the UK’s AI exposure is around 2pc – a far cry from the US’s 50pc weighting - Jorge Elizaquibel/iStockphoto The AI boom increasingly looks like it might end with an explosion. If we’re lucky, it will just be the sound of a stock market bubble bursting. If not, the wheel of fortune may instead point to the end of humanity. AI leaders worried about this inconvenient prospect now want to slow the pace of development in the industry.
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Has Fundsmith lost the Midas touch?

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By Laith Khalaf
| AJ Bell
If you ask professional fund selectors what the most challenging part of their job is, deciding what to do about an underperforming fund manager will come near the top of the list. DIY investors often face the same conundrum, which is unjustly made harder the more thorough you have been with your fund selection. If you do your homework properly, you will have high conviction in the manager, and that makes it harder to walk away.
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Bargain hunter investors win in 2025 but not over long term

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By Laith Khalaf
| AJ Bell
Bargain hunters were the most successful type of investor in 2025, topping AJ Bell’s annual Style League table with a return of 38.7%. Our analysis assumes that at the beginning of the year, the bargain hunter invests in the worst performing Investment Association (IA) fund sector of the previous 12 months. Latin America took the wooden spoon in 2025, falling by a quarter.
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