Artemis' Steer returns to ‘overlooked' UK domestics

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UK stocks exposed to the domestic economy have been overlooked by the market and are attractively valued despite the gloomy outlook for the UK, says Tim Steer at Artemis.

The co-manager of the £372m Artemis UK Growth fund is buying back into consumer-facing stocks to capture this opportunity, having seen companies exposed to international earnings race ahead. Steer says global growth companies listed in the UK are trading at a 36% premium to UK focused equities, with growth expectations of 12% above UK-focused stocks. This compares with 2010, when the same global growth stocks were at a premium of 19%-20%, while offering an extra 40% growth over UK-focused stocks. He says: “For 2011 we should not disregard some of these UK names. The valuations are a...

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