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LONDON - Murray International Trust PLC (LSE:LON:MYI) was spotlighted in QuotedData’s Weekly News Show on Friday, where Samantha Fitzpatrick represented the company as a special guest. During the live webinar, which airs every Friday at 11 am, James Carthew discussed the latest happenings in the investment company sector and engaged with Fitzpatrick on various topics relevant to investors.
QuotedData’s Weekly News Show is designed to provide insights into the investment companies’ sector, highlighting significant news and developments over the preceding week. The show encourages viewer participation, offering a platform for investors to pose questions directly to featured guests. Recordings of past episodes and details on upcoming events are accessible on QuotedData’s website.
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In addition to research, QuotedData facilitates meetings between companies and potential investors, contributing to the dialogue between investment entities and their stakeholders. However, the organization makes it clear that all investments carry risk, including the potential loss of capital, and that past performance is not indicative of future results.
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