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British firms’ investment in technology is driving up productivity levels and resilience, which is good news for UK equities and investors, says Edinburgh Investment Trust portfolio manager James de Uphaugh in this video.
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The portfolio may invest in smaller companies. These stocks may be less liquid and the price swings greater than those in, for example, larger companies. The Company borrows money to invest in the stock market within prescribed limits with the aim of enhancing returns. The use of borrowings may increase the volatility of the NAV and may reduce returns when asset values fall. The Company may invest in derivatives. The use of derivatives may create leverage or gearing. A relatively small movement in the value of a derivative's underlying investment may have a larger impact, positive or negative, on the value of the company than if the underlying investment was held instead.
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