ArchivesMagazine - 20 Apr 2017Ashmore to make hay as ‘Trump trade’ fades Asset manager riding high as emerging markets return to favour 20 April 2017|Great Ideas|by David Stevenson Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Gfinity wins racing tournament rights Ironveld fires up new plan for metals production > Issue: 20 Apr 2017 - Page 13 | Contents Next: Ironveld fires up new plan for metals production Previous: Gfinity wins racing tournament rights 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 David Stevenson Issue Contents Editor's View A dose of realism no bad thing for stocks Exchange-Traded Funds The key questions on ETFs Feature 10 bagger: London Stock Exchange 255: WH Smith’s ever-increasing overseas exposure Zero: Hunting cannot provide earnings guidance Have UK employment levels peaked? Most Popular Investment Trusts Most Popular Funds Record ETF flows in the first quarter of 2017 76,230: Tesla largest US car maker by market cap Our picks are beating the market The eagle-eyed investor: how to make better investment choices Comeback time for Primark owner Ironveld fires up new plan for metals production Real Good Food’s Brighter future Epwin should be attractive to income seekers New smart metering road to India RhythmOne may look for deals Great Ideas Hilton food is packed with potential Ashmore to make hay as ‘Trump trade’ fades Tesco turnaround continues Great Ideas Update - Distil Investment Trusts Inflation-busting investment trusts News What snap UK election means for investors Tenpin bowling group returns to UK stock market Blue Prism is in a sweet spot with earnings growth Gfinity wins racing tournament rights Mediclinic upbeat about Middle East turnaround Personal Finance How to claw back portfolio losses Under The Bonnet Exciting small cap with the recipe for success Week Ahead Will AstraZeneca’s headache continue? Focus on Tullow’s balance sheet
