Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust, often shortened to FEET, is still struggling to keep up with its benchmark despite a lot of tinkering over the past few years.
Exploring the world of investment trusts
Fundsmith Emerging Equities Trust, often shortened to FEET, is still struggling to keep up with its benchmark despite a lot of tinkering over the past few years.
One of the questions that often gets asked about Smithson, Fundsmith’s global smaller company investment trust, is whether it is in danger of growing too large.
On 1 November 2020, the UK’s largest fund, Fundsmith Equity, will celebrate its tenth birthday. A fair amount about this fund has changed over the past decade but a lot more has stayed the same.
Here’s another refresher on some of the investment trusts I featured in the early days of this blog. One has its problems but the other two still have appeal.
One of my dirty little secrets is that I don’t exclusively hold investment trusts. My SIPP includes two open-ended funds that are extremely popular with many investors: Fundsmith Equity and Lindsell Train Global.
We finally get a first proper look under the bonnet at Smithson Investment Trust. Everything seems to be running smoothly, although of course it’s still very early days.
Smithson Investment Trust more than doubles the amount it is looking to raise from £250m to £600m. And it could increase further to over £1bn.
Smithson Investment Trust, the new small and mid-cap fund from Fundsmith, is likely to be the most popular launch this year.
Fundsmith announces a new small-cap investment trust, Smithson, that will begin trading on 19th October. Here are my quick thoughts.
Fundsmith Emerging Equities has had a quiet four years since it joined the market, but the pieces all look to be in place for a better run of form.
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