About time too, two!

[servodude]

People are of course free to invest their money where they think the grass is greenest or the politics most to their liking, but if they are making the argument that UK companies suffer due to the leadership of the country then they need to explain why the mid index - which is far more exposed to its own domestic market - doesn't exhibit any of the underperformance that they are so keen to avoid.

The FTSE250 Mid Index?
https://markets.ft.com/data/indices/tearsheet/summary?s=FTSM:FSI

Looks to be currently around the same point it was at the last FTSE100 peak (March 2018) so would represent a similar drop in dollar terms?
Or am I missing something?

[vand]

People are of course free to invest their money where they think the grass is greenest or the politics most to their liking, but if they are making the argument that UK companies suffer due to the leadership of the country then they need to explain why the mid index - which is far more exposed to its own domestic market - doesn't exhibit any of the underperformance that they are so keen to avoid.

The FTSE250 Mid Index?
https://markets.ft.com/data/indices/tearsheet/summary?s=FTSM:FSI

Looks to be currently around the same point it was at the last FTSE100 peak (March 2018) so would represent a similar drop in dollar terms?
Or am I missing something?

https://www.1stock1.com/1stock1_2620.htm

[vand]

Price return only.. but please do feel free to slap an arrow on the exact spot where you decided that UK-centric midcaps were a lousy place to do business.