"What I see is a re-emergence of the concept of the nifty fifty, which really came about in the late 60s and early 70s as the super-cap U.S. growth stocks with global exposure started to radically outperform the rest of the market," says Guy Monson, CIO & managing partner from Sarasin & Partners.
Back to the 'Nifty Fifty'? Invest Like It's the '60s
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