ArchivesMagazine - 18 Oct 2018Ashtead is a stock to own not to rent Plant hire business unfairly affected by the sell off given strong returns and dividend track record 18 October 2018|Great Ideas|by Ian Conway Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Craneware’s niche health solutions will see it grow rapidly for years to come Greencore abandons stateside ambitions > Issue: 18 Oct 2018 - Page 12 | Contents Next: Greencore abandons stateside ambitions Previous: Craneware’s niche health solutions will see it grow rapidly for years to come 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 Ian Conway Issue Contents Editor's View Will Patisserie shareholders receive compensation? Education Decoding bond proxies and explaining the risks you need to watch out for Feature Market sell-off: repairing damage to your portfolio Four market sell-off stocks that are now too cheap Why it isn’t game over for growth stocks Funds How to grab a slice of growing Asian income Back proven stock-picker Richard Penny to maintain his stellar record Great Ideas Ashtead is a stock to own not to rent Craneware’s niche health solutions will see it grow rapidly for years to come Halma is an excellent business trading at a more attractive price Buy Scottish Mortgage for 15% less than others bought it a month ago Investment Trusts Exploring alternative assets to generate more than 4% dividend yield News Greencore abandons stateside ambitions Why Superdry’s feeling the heat Why have leisure stocks underperformed? Personal Finance Is it time to re-think annuities? Revealed: the ultimate income funds Russ Mould FTSE 100 earnings estimates on the rise despite correction
