magazine 8 Jul 2021
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Tesla is the most Marmite stock on the market, so Shares puts forward the buy and sell case to help readers decide if it is a good or bad investment.
Want a fund like Fundsmith Equity but with greater tech exposure? Read this week’s digital magazine.
Other investment ideas include something for a nervous investor and a stock sitting on masses of property that is about to be revalued.
Discover what Morrisons’ bid interest means for other food retailers, get the details on Robinhood’s stock market listing, and learn about stocks trading at a 12-month highs and lows. Shares also goes under the bonnet of Dr. Martens.
HydrogenOne hopes to raise £250 million to invest in hydrogen energy projects
It has secured a new overseas technology customer and provided further evidence that its grocery online model can make a profit
Some commentators believe it could achieve a valuation close to $40 billion
Investors in other supermarkets and REITs could also be winners
Two Shares journalist debate the biggest 'Marmite' stock in the world
The valuation is ludicrous and the competition it faces is fierce
The investment case is about a lot more than just electric vehicles
Ireland opposes move which would see multinationals pay more
We look at FTSE 100 stocks, sectors and popular funds and investment trusts
While there was plenty of interest from retail investors, a lack of institutional support means the IPO has been scrapped
With UK markets near their highs, investors are seeking diversification
Its first set of results as a listed business triggered a share price slump, but that gives investors an opportunity to get in at a much better price
It follows a similar approach by targeting high quality companies and performance has been better than Fundsmith over the past three years
Private equity buyers are attracted to real assets which have historically done well in times of rising inflation
Investment trust Ruffer has a track record of making money in up and down markets and can help guard against inflation
The care services provider has a clear policy to reinvest free cash flow into organic and acquisitive growth while maintaining a progressive dividend
We remain fans of this ESG trust’s revamped investment strategy
BlackRock North American Income announces new sustainability strategy
Excellent execution breeds huge confidence in digital star’s longer-run plans
Is the Federal Reserve reversing course after all?
AJ Bell pensions expert Tom Selby considers the case of a reader trying to understand if there are any advantages to having a self-invested personal pension
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