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FE Trustnet analyses your predictions for 2014

26 November 2013

We give our readers the chance to get their predictions for next year analysed, including the funds and trusts they are backing to shoot the lights out.

By Joshua Ausden,

Editor, FE Trustnet

Be honest – who predicted that Japan would be the standout market of the year? And who pinpointed the Legg Mason Japan Equity fund to lead the way, with returns already in excess of 66 per cent?

Performance of fund and indices in 2013

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Source: FE Analytics

If, like me, you didn’t see this coming, fear not – you’ve got another chance to be smug.

ALT_TAG FE Trustnet is giving our readers the chance to get their predictions for next year analysed by industry professionals, including Rowan Dartington’s Tim Cockerill and Numis Securities’ Charles Cade (pictured).

Whether it’s an open-ended fund you think will build on a strong 2013, or a heavily discounted investment trust that you believe is due a turnaround, we want to know what you’re backing to shine next year, and even more importantly, why.

To have the chance to get your picks analysed, just leave a comment below or email us at editorial@financialexpress.net. 

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OI Japan Equities LF Japan Equities PN Japan Equities UT Japan Retail IT Japan UT Japan OS Japan

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