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We usually hear about 'Bottom-Up investing' through Wall Street reports. It's an appropriate approach to get excess earnings.
What is Bottom-Up investing?
Bottom-up investing is an investment style in which an investor focuses on the fundamental of an individual company, rather than on the industry in which that company operates or on the greater economy as a whole.
What to consider?
Bottom-up investing forces investors to consider microeconomic factors first and foremost.
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Investors don’t see end to record-breaking equity rally just yet
As stocks around the world continue to smash one record after another, some of the world’s biggest money managers have a simple message: Get used to it.
The likes of BlackRock Inc., State Street Global Markets, UBS Asset Management and JPMorgan Asset Management expect equity markets to keep rising in the second half of the year, with many investors increasingly looking outside the U.S. for more returns.
While some market players caution about risks of a dip given punchy valuations, the sharp bounce in corporate earnings and strong central bank support are expected to keep the rally alive.
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