Volume 1, Issue 10 25th January 1999

Performance of FTSE 100 Index since 1987

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Sector Breakdown of the FTSE 100 Index

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Comparison of Major UK Stockmarket Indices

MAJOR INDEX PERFORMANCES

 

% growth
1 month

% growth
3 months

% growth
6 months

% growth
12 months

% growth
15 months

FTSE 100

2.18% 6.69% -0.70% 10.86% 16.35%

FTSE 350 Share

1.30% 5.07% -4.77% 6.59% 11.02%

FTSE All Share Index

1.11% 4.91% -5.07% 8.06% 12.82%

FTSE Mid 250

-3.02% -1.45% -17.78% -1.42% 1.01%

FTSE SmallCap

-2.76% -3.90% -25.79% -12.56% -11.76%
           

Bid to bid price gross income reinvested - all periods to 16th December 1998

     

Source: Reuters Hindsight

         

 
Leaders and Laggards in the FTSE 100 Index
for the period 16th April 1997 to 13th January 1999

BEST BY SECTOR

 

performance

% of index

Glaxo Wellcome

Consumer Goods

14.64%

6.843

Standard Chartered

Financials

17.91%

0.682

British Aerospace

General Industrial

4.08%

0.735

British Petroleum

Mineral Extraction

3.31%

7.609

Kingfisher

Services

29.98%

0.73

Orange

Utilities

36.40%

0.953

 

WORST BY SECTOR

 

performance

% of index

Reckitt & Colman

Consumer Goods

-36.15%

0.282

Schroders Non Voting Ord

Financials

-35.31%

0.053

ICI

General Industrial

-48.42%

0.316

Shell Transport & Trading

Mineral Extraction

-18.08%

2.94

United News & Media

Services

-44.08%

0.212

United Utilities

Utilities

-16.18%

0.212

Period: 16th April 1997 to 13th January 1999
Source: MBO Advisory Partners

 

This document is issued by MBO Advisory Partners who are regulated by the FSA. Any opinions expressed herein reflect best judgment and information at the time of writing and are subject to change without notice. Reference(s) to any investment(s) in this document is/are not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell by MBO Advisory Partners or any named contributors to this document. Remember the price of units and the income from them can go down as well as up and you may not get back your original investment. Past performance is not a guide to future performance. PEP and ISA tax reliefs may change in the future and their value will depend on your individual circumstances.
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