magazine 23 May 2024

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We look at what a strong US currency means for the global economy and why short-termism can be an investor’s worst enemy both at a company level and a portfolio level.
Keywords’ scale and breadth convey certain competitive advantages
A big pile of money is sitting idle earning people nothing
Lack of direction and corporate miss-steps have sunk the shares
Growth and acceleration strategy set to deliver over the next three years
It is possible to delay taking your pension, but it may not suit everyone
Move is part of a strategy to restore confidence among consumers and investors
The sooner you start the better, even if it is only a small amount to begin with
Ticket prices, Boeing’s woes, fuel costs and airport strikes are all headwinds
Many UK companies are beneficiaries but emerging markets are wincing
Investors and companies are guilty of focusing too much on tomorrow rather than months or years down the line
Switching from accumulation to income funds is one way to maintain your lifestyle
Investing small, regular amounts can add up to an enormous difference with time on your side
US and UK stocks hitting all-time highs presents investors with a dilemma
ARPR growth and Deal Builder progress will be in focus when the automotive marketplace reports
Peer Walmart has set a high bar with both stocks trading at all-time highs
The cash-rich fishing tackle retailer is consolidating the UK market whilst scaling up in Europe
The business will always be low-margin so value is the sole attraction