ArchivesMagazine - 04 May 2017BP beats expectations thanks to oil price rise Energy giant’s results flattered by year-on-year increase in crude 04 May 2017|News < Lloyds leads the way on banking recovery Avocet shares suspended > Issue: 04 May 2017 - Page 7 | Contents Next: Avocet shares suspended Previous: Lloyds leads the way on banking recovery Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Tom Sieber Issue Contents Editor's View Investing requires a little more patience Exchange-Traded Funds One way to avoid volatility with ETFs Feature Most Profitable Software Firms Most Profitable Retailers Mediclinic relief as private medical treatment fee removed 200% share price gain in one day Fund gurus view emerging markets as a major prize Crawshaw’s meaty growth menu Why Countrywide’s first quarter wasn’t as bad as it looked Eco (Atlantic) in hot postcode 15% ‘Trump tax’ Blancco scare divides opinion Demographic drag for Japan Political anxieties weigh on shares in Fidessa Tough casual dining market hurts Richoux Morses Club eyes revenue boost Cheap as chips: 9 good value stocks to buy now Funds to profit from frontier markets U and I to enjoy dividend delight Funds Three funds looking for bargain-priced stocks Great Ideas Amino is competing with the big boys UP Global Sourcing could be a rare retail winner Take profit on Proactis Buy more Savannah on copper price dip Mining resurgence fires up Capital Drilling News Lloyds leads the way on banking recovery Avocet shares suspended Ratings downgrade for Standard Chartered BP beats expectations thanks to oil price rise Can BooHoo.com shares keep rising? Will Purplebrick’s purple patch continue in the US? Personal Finance Investing for a loft conversion Under The Bonnet Tribal turns the corner Week Ahead Why National Express’ UK division is under scrutiny Barratt to provide yardstick on housebuilding sector Did ITV benefit from YouTube scandal?