Just some of the trusts we cover: 3i Infrastructure, Aberforth Smaller Companies, AEW UK REIT, Alliance Trust, Allianz Technology Trust, Apax Global Alpha, Ashoka Whiteoak Emerging Markets, Atrato Onsite Energy, AVI Japan Opportunity, Baillie Gifford Japan, Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon, Baillie Gifford UK Growth, Bellevue Healthcare Trust, BH Macro, BlackRock Latin American, BlackRock North American Income, BlackRock World Mining Trust, Bluefield Solar Income, Caledonia Investments, Canadian General Investments, Capital Gearing Trust, Chrysalis Investments, Digital 9 Infrastructure, Edinburgh Investment Trust, Edinburgh Worldwide, F&C Investment Trust, Fidelity Asian Values, Fidelity China Special Situations, Fidelity European Values, Fidelity Special Values, Finsbury Growth & Income, GCP Infrastructure, Gore Street Energy Storage Fund, Greencoat UK Wind, Gresham House Energy Storage Fund, Hansa Trust, Harbourvest Global Private Equity, Henderson Eurotrust, Henderson Far East Income, Henderson International Income, Henderson Smaller Companies, HgCapital Trust, HICL Infrastructure, Hipgnosis Songs Fund, ICG Enterprise Trust, JPMorgan American, Keystone Positive Change, Lindsell Train, Life Science REIT, Literacy Capital, Monks, Murray International, Nippon Active Value Fund, Odyssean Investment Trust, Pacific Assets, Pantheon International, Personal Assets Trust, Phoenix Spree Deutschland, Picton Property Income, Polar Capital Technology, Regional REIT, RIT Capital Partners, River & Mercantile UK Micro, Riverstone Energy, RTW Biotech Opportunities, Schroder Japan Growth, Schroder Oriental Income, Scottish Mortgage, SDCL Energy Efficiency Income, Seraphim Space, Smithson Investment Trust, Syncona, Target Healthcare REIT, Taylor Maritime Investments, Templeton Emerging Markets, Tetragon Financial Group, TR Property, Tritax BigBox, Urban Logistics REIT, Utilico Emerging Markets, Vietnam Enterprise, VPC Specialty Lending, Witan Investment Trust, Worldwide Healthcare Trust.
Published every month since November 1996, Investment Trust Newsletter provides unrivalled coverage of the sector for investors of all types. For anyone interested in the sector, whether for personal investment, for savings, or advising others, we feel the newsletter offers a great mix of information and advice.
We aim to pick the best trusts to maximise profits or income, or both. We also tell you when to sell, following trusts closely and reporting on them time and again, to keep you fully informed. We meet the managers of trusts face-to-face or through online meetings, attend numerous industry conferences, and talk to industry professionals, helping us to get the real story behind the performance figures.
In addition to our own research the newsletter also includes a précis of the best research from stockbrokers in the sector. We are proud to say that we get all of the relevant research from all leading brokers, including JPMorgan Cazenove, Winterflood, Stifel, Liberum Capital, Numis Securities, Peel Hunt, Panmure Gordon, N+1 Singer, Cavendish, Shore Capital, and Investec. This is not information usually available to private investors.
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