ArchivesMagazine - 12 Apr 2018Is Just Eat share price fall a buying opportunity? The online food delivery company’s investment plans have divided the market 12 April 2018|Larger Companies Issue: 12 Apr 2018 - Page 46 < What does less than a year until Brexit mean for the FTSE 100? Why it is worth grappling with Sumo > Issue: 12 Apr 2018 - Page 46 | Contents Next: Why it is worth grappling with Sumo Previous: What does less than a year until Brexit mean for the FTSE 100? Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Lisa-Marie Janes Issue Contents Editor's View The succession issue Feature Are directors’ interests really aligned with shareholders? What does less than a year until Brexit mean for the FTSE 100? Funds How to analyse an ETF Great Ideas Catalyst for an Eckoh re-rating Why you can trust in Merchants Great Ideas Update Focusrite finds its groove Break up reports lift Johnson Matthey Impax Asset Management looks set to regain momentum Investment Trusts Which investment trusts have beaten the market’s first quarter slide? Larger Companies Is Just Eat share price fall a buying opportunity? Main Feature Priced for perfection Money Matters Avoid the pension freedoms emergency tax pitfall What should I do with my 25% tax-free pension lump sum? News Ideagen makes smart US move with Medforce deal Could French Connection return to the dividend list? Russian stocks slammed as US imposes sanctions Clearer skies eyed for airline sector Volatility causes big exodus from equity funds Smaller Companies Why it is worth grappling with Sumo Why Charles Taylor’s results were better than the market thought Story In Numbers Large number of investors request to cash out of Miton’s micro-cap investment trust Spotify shares off to an impressive start EVR’s long-delayed virtual reality app closes in on launch Talking Point What changes to fund rules mean for investors Week Ahead Is the AA on the road to recovery? Two mining giants to update on trading