ArchivesMagazine - 09 Jul 2020Is there an equally-weighted market index? The answer is yes and the results for the FTSE 100 version are very interesting 09 July 2020|Your Questions Answered|by Ian Conway Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < What happens to shares in a company which enters administration? Growing concerns about renewable energy funds > Issue: 09 Jul 2020 - Page 39 | Contents Next: Growing concerns about renewable energy funds Previous: What happens to shares in a company which enters administration? 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 Ask Tom What should I do if I’ve deferred my state pension? Editor's View The signs that investors wanted new CEOs at Lloyds and Aviva Feature Down, up, where next? The outlook for investments after a wild six months The bosses who have made a mint by dealing shares amid Covid-19 First-time Investor Creating a strategy for a beginner stock investor Great Ideas Gamma Communications is a superstar stock Volution is a Covid-19 winner and its shares are cheap H&T comes out of lockdown in a strong financial position International Biotechnology Trust is up 73% in just four months Investment Trusts Growing concerns about renewable energy funds News Dividend opportunities continue to shrink for investors Housebuilders’ shares in demand thanks to stamp duty boost ESG-principled investors abandon Boohoo Cycling boom isn’t enough to drive up Halfords’ shares As shares break new records what is the market discounting? Personal Finance The funds which have seen the biggest outflows in 2020 so far Russ Mould Earnings forecasts flag FTSE 100’s mixed profit pedigree Under The Bonnet 3i: the investment trust helping good companies become great Your Questions Answered What happens to shares in a company which enters administration? Is there an equally-weighted market index?
