ArchivesMagazine - 09 Dec 2021Are income funds chasing stuck in the mud firms? High yields can be a sign of a business lacking growth or making the wrong capital allocation decisions 09 December 2021|Editor's View|by Dan Coatsworth Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < New listing rules aim to bring more innovative companies to London Can I carry forward old allowances and top up my pension? > Issue: 09 Dec 2021 - Page 5 | Contents Next: Can I carry forward old allowances and top up my pension? Previous: New listing rules aim to bring more innovative companies to London Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email Dan Coatsworth Issue Contents Ask Tom Can I carry forward old allowances and top up my pension? Danni Hewson Is the new Twitter boss maverick enough? Editor's View Are income funds chasing stuck in the mud firms? Education What happens to your personal pension when you die? Feature Investment firms lead in our latest earnings revisions screen Stock markets in 2021: how have they performed? Superstar small cap funds: How they pick winning stocks How loss aversion can trip up investors Funds The most consistent top performing Asian funds How Lindsell Train ran out of steam Great Ideas Buy 3M on the cheap before the market mood changes Buy cut-price Polar Capital Global Healthcare for defensive growth Tharisa can shake off recent weakness in 2022 Odyssean extends winning run of bids as Clinigen receives takeover approach Stick with underappreciated gem Supreme Investment Trusts Fundsmith success: Smithson doubles in value in three years News China crackdown on US listings to benefit Hong Kong Stock Exchange Stock markets stage full recovery after Omicron fears BT could go down a different path for its sports arm New listing rules aim to bring more innovative companies to London Thungela plots bumper dividend despite coal price retreat Stocks relevant to efforts to licence vaping for medical use
