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Investors have ‘overreacted’ to the troubles faced by BT and its plunging share price in 2017, meaning it has become an attractive play for contrarians, according to Ryan Paterson, research analyst at Thesis Asset Management.

By Gregor Dickie

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Two minutes with Monica Woodley, Legg Mason

8 March 2017

Following her move to join asset manager Legg Mason as Head of Global Content & International PR, we put Monica Woodley…

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‘Warming up’ US economy could power US equities to new highs, says Kames’ Jamieson

8 March 2017

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RWC Partners Strengthens its Senior Management Team

7 March 2017

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WisdomTree: Why the Dutch elections matter

7 March 2017

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Nucleus to substantially reduce charges for larger portfolios

6 March 2017

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ClearBridge’s Peter Bourbeau: Will US GDP growth hit lift off under Trump?

6 March 2017

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Cantor Fitzgerald: Standard Life and Aberdeen merger ‘defensive and cost driven’

6 March 2017

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A month of markets in two minutes: Equities deliver rewards again, but for how much longer?

6 March 2017

“Clearly, at some stage in the proceedings valuations, corporate profitability, central bank policy and inflationary pressures will need to become more attached to market movements, and this may mean a period of higher volatility” – Peter Lowman

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