Clients can be doing perfectly well. Their portfolios are growing, returns are steady, and the long-term plan is intact. Yet, like scrolling through Instagram, they begin to feel left behind.
While markets stared down those loaded gun barrels, investors chose to focus rather on strong corporate earnings growth, the boom in artificial intelligence and some moderation in inflation
Clients can be doing perfectly well. Their portfolios are growing, returns are steady, and the long-term plan is intact. Yet, like scrolling through Instagram, they begin to feel left behind.
The June memorandum of understanding that brought peace to the US-Iran conflict was very short-lived and July was marked by continuous strikes and counterstrikes between the warring parties.
Time matters because money needs time to grow. The earlier you begin, the longer your savings have the opportunity to benefit from compound growth, where returns can begin earning returns of their own.
“Being out there with my son, the Otto1890 team and our clients, all of us covered in mud and laughing about it, was something pretty special. You don’t get those moments behind a desk.” Flynn Robson, Head: Private Clients
In this edition of Lens on Markets, we look at how, Rivian Automotive shares fell in extended trading after the electric-vehicle manufacturer announced plans to sell 75 million shares