Why the UK Stock Market May Be Slowly Dying with Peel Hunt's Charles Hall | Merryn Talks Money
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
- Peel Hunt head of research Charles Hall tells Merryn that pension funds, wealth managers and individuals are pulling money out at an alarming rate. Plus, John Stepek talks inflation targets.
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He seemed to ignore the fact merryn used an inflation adjusted rate of return in her pension calculations and rebutted it with "but inflation!"
whats the bank he names after Lloyds at 43.40?
I think part of the problem is small companies IPOing when they're still burning cash, and then they only get funded 'til next Tuesday because most investors have figured out there's no point in funding a company if other investors aren't willing to do the same, and you can't afford to do it all yourself. It constricts the supply of new winners. I believe many cash-burners don't deserve any cash input, but maybe some could create long term value if they had enough funding, along with oversight by shareholders.
Think it’s already dead tbh, I got out a few years ago and since I sold most of those companies like Vod and Abrdn have been cut in half, it was poor anyway and brexit a total disaster, U.K. now viewed as a political basket case. I keep all my money in USD as well as sterling is also doomed.
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