Looking ahead over the next two to five years, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch see 22 investment themes that will shape the landscape as technology transforms the world. These ideas form part of the bank’s Transforming World series, a series devoted to uncovering thematic themes for looking at the world over the next five years. This is the best approach in the eyes of the analysts because secular trends are transforming the world at an unprecedented pace and focusing on long-term megatrends, i.e thematic investing, is critical to identifying winners and losers during this extended period of change….
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