Peter Oppenheimer 3.8 5 ideas

The UK domestic market (FTSE 350) is very cheap, trading at around the 15th percentile of its historic PE, and is overpricing weakness in the economy, offering a lot of value.

US tech stocks are attractive because tech profits are growing around 40% year over year, and the sector has derated, now having a lower valuation than industrials, which is unusual, and there is reasonable upside.

Investors are re-rating the AI trade from software to "physical infrastructure" (data centers, energy supplies) due to intense Capex demands. Software companies are de-rating due to uncertain returns, but the build-out of the physical grid and cooling systems required to run AI is capital-intensive and non-negotiable. This creates a "pick and shovel" play on power management and electrical infrastructure. Long Electrical Infrastructure & Power. Regulatory pauses on data center power consumption.