magazine 14 Jul 2022
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Worried about recession? Shares has some top tips that could help keep your investments on track.
This week’s investment ideas include a fast-food giant and a van hire company going cheap and paying generous dividends.
Falling commodity prices could mean the worst of rising inflation is nearly over, argues editor Dan Coatsworth.
Discover the big US companies reporting over the next week and what their results could mean for the economy. Read about the potential merger between Serica and Kistos, and what Terry Smith thinks about Fundsmith Equity Fund’s recent performance.
There also articles about investing in Japan, determining your risk appetite and how to find information on US shares.
The billionaire’s sale of shares in the electric car company have weighed on Tesla’s market valuation
If they can agree terms, the combined group could become a FTSE 250 gas producer of strategic importance
Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury’s and Informa are among the companies in focus
With volatile macro data dominating the headlines, it’s time to find out how firms have really been coping
High-margin, well-capitalised companies should perform relatively well, says fund manager Terry Smith
The key differences between the two savings vehicles
There are many reasons to be optimistic on investments in this part of Asia
Ideas for where you might want to put your money in the current environment
We compare the MSCI World, MSCI ACWI and FTSE Global All Cap indices
Risk is unavoidable in investing so understanding how much you can tolerate is key to long-term returns
The forms you need to look at, where to find them and why they matter
Reduced consumer spending and companies sitting on excess stock are also important signals
The underlying strengths of the fast-food chain are impressive and should make it resilient to economic weakness
Shares in the Rolex retailer have fallen too far this year, making them a bargain
There is so much going for this company yet the market doesn’t seem to notice
Looking at the performance of the FTSE All-Share when there's a change at the top outside a general election
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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.
