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UK Multi Cap Income – the triple opportunity

The potential for the perfect blend

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Date Wednesday, 24th July 2024, 11:00am Duration 1 hour

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UK Multi Cap Income – the triple opportunity: the potential for the perfect blend.

Grab a coffee on us* and join the latest webinar from our quoted companies team. This month, we’re delving into the multi cap triple opportunity.

We’ll be covering:

  • Why the UK: we’re seeing signs of market recovery and while the UK is stabilising compared to markets globally, it is still extremely cheap. We’ll showcase why we believe now is a great time to get in at a significant discount. 
  • Opportunities for growth: with interest rates normalising, quality growth equities should start to once again outperform. We'll share our core/satellite approach and how we seek out growth opportunities that are capable of targeting great performance.
  • Ideas for targeting income: we take a progressive approach to UK equity income by investing in companies targeting earnings and income growth ahead of the market. We’ll share some of the companies which we believe are 'dividend diamonds'.

We think that the combination of these three factors creates the potential for the perfect blend.

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Some risks to keep in mind:

  • The value of an investment, and any income from it, could fall or rise. Investors may not get back the full amount invested.
  • Shares of smaller companies are likely to fall and rise in value more than shares listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. They may also be harder to sell. 
  • For the FP Octopus UK Multi Cap Income Fund, fees will be deducted from capital which will increase the amount of income available for distribution. However, this will erode capital and may hinder capital growth.