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The unloved stocks set to make a comeback, according to this popular fund manager

Rob Arnott, who is known as the ‘godfather of smart-beta’ investing, expects state-owned enterprises in emerging markets, such as Brazil and India, to make a comeback

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Shruti Tripathi Chopra

Fund manager Rob Arnott says that having a sell discipline is how investors can make money from Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet (the parent company of Google). Photo by Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
Fund manager Rob Arnott says that having a sell discipline is how investors can make money from Facebook, Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet (the parent company of Google). Photo by Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images. Photo: Getty Images

Investors looking to pick up quick bargains amid the coronavirus crisis should shun “what’s popular” and buy “what's unloved”, according to the boss of global asset manager Research Affiliates. 

Rob Arnott, who is known as the “godfather of smart-beta” investing, told Financial News he expects state-owned enterprises in emerging markets, such as Brazil and India, to make a comeback.

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