Bolton admits he was wrong on 'market bottom' call
Fidelity investment guru Anthony Bolton has once again called the bottom of the market following his incorrect claim in October last year.
Bolton, the UK's most high-profile fund manager, said back in autumn last year he was pouring his own money into the markets on expectations of a sustained recovery. The FTSE 100 was hovering in the...
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