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Sentiment Index Results 2017
- Published March 14, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Capital Insights
Wholesale Investor would like to present the results of the Investor Sentiment Index 2017.
The survey covers a range of topics and issues, which will assist us to understand the general sentiment of investors, types of opportunities you are currently seeking and the lessons you have learnt.
A few statistics from the Index are as follows; The majority of Wholesale Investor subscribers were interested into investing in South-east Asian opportunities with most seeking opportunities into Pre-IPO Opportunities. Most investors believe that Biotech/ Medical Services will have the most growth during 2017. Three top attributes investors are in quest of Unique, Competitive advantage when assessing small cap listed companies. Most concerns that arise when investing into overseas markets is Political instability.
To see more results please see the infographs below.
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