magazine 30 Mar 2017
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Investors want to know what’s going to happen to the stock market and the UK economy now the Brexit process has officially begun. The new issue of Shares takes a health check to see how areas like house prices, manufacturing and retail sales have fared since last year’s referendum vote. It also provides a view on how the markets might react for the rest of the year and in 2018.
You will also find a discussion on how three types of investors may wish to maximum their ISA ahead of the tax year end and longer term. It focuses on investors who are either cautious, have a high appetite for risk or are looking to save money by switching from funds to ETFs. Plus there’s Trump talk, Tesco, IQE, Halfords, loads of other interesting features, company news, our best investment ideas, market stats and much more.
We’re here to help whether you are cautious or aggressive when it comes to putting money in the stock market
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Hedge fund has been a flop on Euronext for two years
Supermarket forced to give cash back to certain investors after misrepresenting its accounts
Many UK stocks have been priced higher as likely ‘Trump policy’ beneficiaries. Will this now reverse?
Cash-generative clothing seller has strengths to cope with mounting challenges
Compound semiconductor technology specialist looks perfectly placed
First profit from DAB radio technology minnow
Investors furious as contractor suffers contract delays
Former cash shell looks for edge in ‘telly on the go’
Sports nutrition specialist is worth a look for profit breakthrough and takeover potential
Provider says they would suit beginners and more experienced investors
We explain why closed-ended funds can be very attractive investments
Even if a company flops, higher earners could still make a profit
Two reviews could lead to cut in state pension and payment at an older age
Pay close attention to important economic and consumer data points
Internet TV has been a money-spinner for entertainment streaming giant
Neil Woodford buys half the shares for his investment funds
Morgan Stanley says historically this alert has been followed by good equity performance
Miner reveals punishing cost of resource nationalism
Plans afoot to move into production by 2019
Acquisition of MBNA credit card business may not be good news for UK bank
Advertising agencies and broadcasters look better placed in the wake of content crisis
Investors should expect to see big increase in dividends going forward
Nanoco results will be about partners but positive earnings
Investment collective has exciting deal flow and exposure to strong part of Asia
News on Quixant, Tracsis, Ideagen, Eckoh and more
Plastic packaging firm seems to have exhausted market’s patience with non-stop deals
Diversified miner has high quality assets drawing closer to production
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Shares is provided for your general information and use and is not a personal recommendation to invest. It is not intended to be relied upon by you in making or not making any investment decisions. The investments referred to in these articles will not be suitable for all investors. If in doubt please seek appropriate independent financial advice.
Investors acting on the information in these articles do so at their own risk and AJ Bell Media and its staff do not accept liability for losses suffered by investors as a result of their investment decisions.
