Im apprehensive about buying once in a market. The companies are most important but also today could be the highest price for years, this was even true of google. So there the 2007 price wasnt bested till 2012, so long as you are ok with that thats ok.
I always post too long but I will just say I've realised investment trusts are far less liable to risk then some stocks and the gains can still be large. So a technology trust, I know someone who held PCT since the 90's and we all know tech prices spiked in 2000 or so (look at Cisco for extremes).
Even so, with all that the
PCT price is well up so long as the investment is good then its fine. A trust of many shared stocks is going to leave you as a 'small' investor more liquid and able to manoeuvre. Its just something I've observed reoccurring and I have no idea to be calling a top here, mostly as I cant guess interest rates (actual real inflation, debt cost, etc).
Questor mentioned Ecofin Water & Power Opportunities plc investment trust. Unit trust cannot be at discount ( to assets in this case stocks held) but investment trust can and this is -15% with 5% yield.
Fidelity have their own platform yep. Not sure if others list that or not. You should be able to list the contents of it though and then find similar perhaps
http://portfolios.morningstar.com/fund/holdings?t=FBSOX®ion=usa&culture=en-US
29% in visa and mastercard wow
Fidelty is american thats mostly why I think. I did deal with them in uk but that was directly. List of
brokers
http://citywireselector.com/fund/fidelity-select-it-services-portfolio/c115172
h9ttp://www.hl.co.uk/funds/fund-discounts,-prices--and--factsheets/search-results/f/fidelity-global-technology-a-gbp-income-inclusive
. Plus your exposure is spread even within one fund, let alone if you invest in a variety of funds across different markets.
