Personal Assets Trust April Factsheet & Commentary
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Read moreIn the first quarter of 2026, investors could be forgiven for being driven to distraction. Stock markets are always noisy, buffeted by a cocktail of macroeconomics, geopolitics and company-specific news. Yet it is hard to recall a period of prices being impacted to such a large extent by such differing factors.
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Read moreToday’s markets are shaped by forces that feel both familiar and unsettling. Equity indices, particularly in the United States, have become ever more concentrated in a narrow group of companies.
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Read moreBeneath the surface of a buoyant market, there were strongly divergent performances by company. Of particular note was the underperformance of so-called ‘quality’ equities, which experienced their worst period of underperformance versus the market since the dot-com boom.
Read moreOver the past two decades, a growing share of corporate ownership and financing has moved outside public markets, beyond the daily visibility of exchange prices and regulatory scrutiny. In the 1990s there were over 8,000 US-listed companies; today there are roughly 4,000.
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