LSE:SMT (Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Plc)

Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Plc (LSE: SMT)
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Stocks and Shares ISA: is lump-sum investing better than pound-cost averaging?

Is it better to invest in a Stocks and Shares ISA all at once or drip-feed with pound-cost averaging? Mark…

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Simple truths about starting an ISA

Dr James Fox explains how investors can open a Stocks and Shares ISA and aim for long-term wealth generation. Getting…

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Here’s how I’m using my ISAs to target retirement riches

A comfortable retirement's on my mind and I'm using my ISAs to help me get there. But while my cash…

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£10,000 invested in Scottish Mortgage shares 3 years ago is now worth…

Scottish Mortgage shares reflect the value of their holdings, and over the past three years the trust has performed rather…

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Where is the next Nvidia stock right now?

Nvidia stock has delivered jaw-dropping gains. Here are 10 growth shares that have the potential to also produce big returns…

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How investors can target £1,000 of monthly passive income

For many of us investing in stocks and shares, the long-term goal is passive income. Dr James Fox explains how…

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£5 a day invested in cheap shares could create a passive income worth £20,000

Millions of Britons could be investing their way to a life-changing passive income. Dr James Fox explains how it can…

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5 reasons buying shares in an investment trust can be a good idea

Christopher Ruane runs through a handful of possible benefits that investment trusts in general may offer investors -- though specific…

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2 top FTSE 100 stocks to consider for the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution

This pair of high-quality FTSE 100 stocks look well-placed to gain from the AI boom in the years ahead, according…

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Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is £51k a year in passive income!

Our writer highlights a FTSE 100 stock that he thinks could beat the market long term and help target a…

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Scottish Mortgage is a passive income superstar! Who knew?

Harvey Jones gets the surprise of his investment life when he discovers just how much passive income this top FTSE…

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Here’s how I use a SIPP so my daughter can retire at 51 with £8m

The SIPP's an excellent tool for investors who want to take hold of their retirement planning. Dr James Fox explains…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Investing in an investment trust is a popular strategy for many investors who lack the knowledge or time to perform stock market research. Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has gained particular popularity for its low-cost high-growth style of investing.

With a heavy focus on growth stocks, the SMT share price has been quite volatile. This lack of stock price stability, makes these shares unsuitable for investors with low risk tolerances.