ArchivesMagazine - 20 Feb 2020Dunelm’s price looks too high given China risks A high equity rating leaves the retailer’s shares vulnerable to a big correction if there are problems stocking its stores 20 February 2020|News|by James Crux Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Why the markets could be too complacent about the coronavirus Major cost-cutting fails to lift HSBC’s shares > Issue: 20 Feb 2020 - Page 7 | Contents Next: Major cost-cutting fails to lift HSBC’s shares Previous: Why the markets could be too complacent about the coronavirus 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 James Crux Issue Contents Ask Tom What happens to pension assets if I get divorced? Editor's View Why a change of name is often a cheap trick Education The stocks and indices which matter when investing in Europe Feature Reinventing BP: is the FTSE 100 giant going to turn its back on oil and gas? First-time Investor New to investing: the difference in risk between cash, bonds and shares Funds How to spot if your funds offer value for money Can you get your money out of a fund when you need to? Great Ideas Buy Persimmon which yields 7% and is getting its house in order Bargain entry point to access activist investor Dan Loeb We remain positive on Centrica despite commodity price setback Do not get into a coronavirus panic with Luceco S & U lifted by improving economic sentiment News Why the markets could be too complacent about the coronavirus Dunelm’s price looks too high given China risks Government review could put the brakes on rail operators’ earnings Major cost-cutting fails to lift HSBC’s shares Personal Finance How to save money on your internet and phone bills Russ Mould What is behind Bitcoin’s latest comeback? Under The Bonnet Why JD Sports Fashion can sustain its winning run
