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Early-stage investing: looking beyond rate hikes
It’s said that high interest rates spell the end for small cap investing, but do they have to?
The companies mixing the physical and digital realms
Companies like Amazon and DoorDash are challenging the status quo by blending digital and physical innovation
Growth investing: four lessons from three decades
Baillie Gifford partner Mark Urquhart shares lessons from a 27-year career that’s involved investing in Microsoft, Hermès and Netflix.
Actual investors emphasise what might go right. Not wrong.
What counts as a mistake in investment? For Actual investors there’s usually only one big cause for regret: looking at a company and failing to imagine how it could grow into a world-beating enterprise.
Baillie Gifford: Change as a driver of growth
Over the past decade, tailwinds such as globalisation, low interest rates and many disruptive changes have driven economic growth in general and the performance of growth companies in particular. Now some macro factors, including geopolitics and monetary policy, have darkened the environment for growth companies.
Actual investors think in decades, not quarters
Transformational growth companies such as Amazon and Tencent are rare. Finding them requires patience, resolve and long-term horizons. Yet many investors cling to mathematical models based on short-term trading and believe decisions can be made on numbers crunched by supercomputers and complex algorithms.