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191.102.181.100		It’s interesting to see how the UK economy is showing signs of resilience despite the challenges it has faced in recent years. The 0.7% GDP growth in March is a positive indicator, especially when many were expecting worse. The focus on sectors like aerospace, industrials, and real estate seems strategic, given the current economic climate. I’m curious, though, how sustainable this rebound is, particularly with global uncertainties still looming. The emphasis on big-ticket retail items is intriguing—do you think this is a long-term trend or just a temporary opportunity? Also, with the FTSE 100 playing a significant role, how much of this resilience is tied to global market dynamics rather than domestic factors? Would love to hear more about the potential risks that could derail this positive momentum.

Thanks for the commentary. The Snowball is more of a market follower than a predictor of the future. The main criteria is the current dividend/yield and if future dividends will be paid and not drastically altered.

To follow the market you should read the news when the dividend is announced and any interim/final accounts.