While Gartmore has no plans to time market movements between cash, equities and bonds in coming yea...
While Gartmore has no plans to time market movements between cash, equities and bonds in coming years, Aberdeen Asset Management intends to take advantage of volatile market conditions and anticipates major fluctuations in the levels of cash going forward. James Clunie, head of global equities at Aberdeen Asset Management, says equities and bonds are likely to outperform cash during 2002. While he would normally be fully invested, he expects there to be some opportunities to add value by zigzagging between cash and the other two asset classes according to relative performance in...
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