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En Vogue: Trendspotting and thematic investing

From Long-Term Thematic Trends to Short-Term Trend-Following Momentum
Trendspotting isn’t just about what’s en vogue. For investors, the duration of trends covers a wide spectrum – from multi-year (or multi-decade) secular themes, through to shorter-term trend-following strategies, which see

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