ArchivesMagazine - 18 May 2023If supermarkets are profiteering why are their margins so skinny? The returns generated by the likes of Tesco and Sainsbury’s are not much to write home about 18 May 2023|Editor's View|by Tom Sieber Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Richemont on the rise as China reopening boosts shares Have we reached the peak of the US market’s appeal as a listing venue? > Issue: 18 May 2023 - Page 32 | Contents Next: Have we reached the peak of the US market’s appeal as a listing venue? Previous: Richemont on the rise as China reopening boosts shares 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 Tom Sieber Issue Contents Editor's View If supermarkets are profiteering why are their margins so skinny? Feature What is the market telling us and where could it go next? When to sell a share: How to know if it’s time to exit an investment Are shareholders with nominee accounts losing out on company access? Great Ideas Buy into Smiths’ ongoing operational transformation A great way to invest in world-beating companies from across the Channel Smart cookies who followed us into Mondelez are 23% in the money News Why bond and equity investors are pricing in very different futures Are private equity investors turning cold on UK companies? New Vodafone CEO takes no-nonsense approach but it will be enough to win over investors? End nears for Purplebricks’ life as a public company after Strike’s £1 bid Richemont on the rise as China reopening boosts shares Personal Finance Beware: the expensive mortgage rate you should avoid at all costs Russ Mould Have we reached the peak of the US market’s appeal as a listing venue? Sector Reports Air travel is making a comeback: discover the best airline shares to invest in Week Ahead Stocks to watch over the next 7 days: Marks & Spencer and Deere & Co