Update research from QuotedData
Source: RNSNorth American Income Trust Plc - Update research from QuotedData
29th November 2019
Macro driven market is creating opportunities
Fran Radano, the manager of North American Income Trust (NAIT), comments that the US market has been very highly driven by macroeconomic sentiment this year, with the effects of this frequently outweighing company fundamentals. He notes that, whilst it can be challenging to trade through such environments, increased market volatility creates opportunities for investors who are able to look through the noise
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