A couple of negative broker notes have caused some pretty hefty share price declines in the renewable energy infrastructure sector this week. One of my holdings, Bluefield Solar Income, has been hit the hardest and I’ve been tempted into a tiny top-up.
Everyone seems to have it in for Nick Train and Michael Lindsell at the moment. The desperate tale of Neil Woodford has focused attention on star managers, just as Lindsell Train’s funds hit a bit of a rough patch.
Loads of articles have looked at the best performing shares and funds over the 2010s. I thought I’d add a little twist, looking at the trusts that doubled in the first half of the decade and then repeated the trick in the second.
Global trusts did very well during the 2010s and Mid Wynd International sits near the top of the pack.
I matched the global indices last year with a return of 21.9% and a solitary losing position of just 1.2%. But few years are likely to turn out this well, so it’s important not to get carried away.
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