Disregard WorldCom, it's time to invest says IT Asset Management

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Investors who continue to shun technology risk missing out on what could be a significant revival in...

Investors who continue to shun technology risk missing out on what could be a significant revival in the next two to three years according to Paris-based IT Asset Management, which manages the sector's top-ranked unit trust. The CF Technology Growth fund leads the sector with a 28.5% loss during the three years to 17 June according to Standard & Poor's data, compared to the 36.7% loss of second-placed SocGen Technology, but that pain could soon be replaced by improved returns. ITAM founder and chairman Muriel Faure says too many investors in the UK have the blinkers on when it c...

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