Why this investment trust sector’s a standout bargain

On The Money

Since the end of last October, parts of the UK stock market have enjoyed a bounce. However, there’s still plenty to play for, argues Ryan Lightfoot-Aminoff, an investment trust research analyst at Kepler Partners.

Ryan makes the case for investment trusts focused on UK smaller companies. He tells host Kyle Caldwell why he’s attracted to this area, and names investment trusts he favours.

The investment trusts mentioned include Invesco Perpetual UK Smaller (LSE: IPU), Rockwood Strategic (LSE: RKW), Aberforth Smaller Companies (LSE: ASL), Mercantile (LSE: MRC), Schroder UK Mid Cap (LSE: SCP) and JPMorgan UK Small Cap Growth & Income (JUGI).

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Kyle Caldwell is Collectives Editor at interactive investor.

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