Investors have fled technology stocks and active management as they attempt to manage the cost-of-living crisis, according to the June platform purchases data from interactive investor.
When looking at individual stock purchases, the FTSE 100 proved a favourite, with financial houses Lloyds, Legal and General and Aviva featuring high on investor shopping lists, alongside commodities stocks Glencore and Rio Tinto and airline engine maker Rolls Royce. FTSE 100 share buybacks on track to reach all time high in 2022 Staying in the air, easyJet also made the top ten, while Tesla defied the odds and remained a top pick for investors despite the trend away from tech stocks - although of course debate rages as to how it should be classified. Also defying the odds was Fund...
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