21st December 2010

Gartmore's investment perspective

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Welcome to the last 2010 instalment of Gartmore's investment perspective online. Before our overview of what's in our December magazine I would like to wish you a very Happy Christmas and prosperous NewYear. Thank you for all your support this year, it is hugely appreciated.

Access this month's new content and enter our competition - this month you could win a top-of-the-range TomTom.

The elephant and the dragon

  • India and China are the two heavyweights of Asia

Many happy returns

  • The Gartmore MultiManager Absolute Return fund two years on

The search for high yield

  • Gartmore Head of High Yield Kam Tugnait explains why high yield bonds are a sensible way to diversify a fixed income portfolio

Knowlege

  • Reading the bond markets

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For more information on any of Gartmore’s funds, please contact your usual Gartmore representative, call the BrokerLine on 0800 212 433 or email brokerline@gartmore.com

I hope you enjoy this issue.
Richard Pursglove
Richard Pursglove
Head of UK Retail

 

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