ArchivesMagazine - 14 Nov 2019Pat on the head for Pets at Home One broker has turned bullish on leading pet care retailer for the first time in three years 14 November 2019|Great Ideas Update Issue: 14 Nov 2019 - Page 15 < Why we are turning negative on Restaurant Group Smith & Nephew sell-off looks overdone > Issue: 14 Nov 2019 - Page 15 | Contents Next: Smith & Nephew sell-off looks overdone Previous: Why we are turning negative on Restaurant Group Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. James Crux Issue Contents Ask Tom 'Help, I've fallen into a pensions tax trap' Editor's View Tracker funds win a greater share of investors’ money Education Discover a great tool for valuing high growth companies Exchange-Traded Funds Why trackers have a role in holding companies to account Feature Four stocks priced for perfection and likely to disappoint investors Funds Recovery funds: get it right and the rewards can be huge Great Ideas Asia-Pacific growth and narrowing discount to power Pacific Horizon We go back to media group Future for growth Great Ideas Update Why we are turning negative on Restaurant Group Smith & Nephew sell-off looks overdone IWG delivers revenue, occupancy and franchise growth Pat on the head for Pets at Home Investment Trusts Discover 34 outperforming investment trusts Main Feature Is value investing back from the dead? Money Matters How to beat the pension scammers News Shareholder pressure forces Standard Chartered to change pension deal Investors pile into gold just before price slumps Destocking threat to industrial sector forecasts More gloom for UK amid downgrade for country’s credit outlook Russ Mould Why US equities need a trade deal
