ArchivesMagazine - 09 Jan 2020Sirius Minerals shareholders may not like takeover price The potash miner could end up falling into new ownership amid financial troubles 09 January 2020|News Issue: 09 Jan 2020 - Page 9 < Flagship Lindsell Train funds downgraded on capacity concerns Grocers’ ‘golden quarter’ falls flat > Issue: 09 Jan 2020 - Page 9 | Contents Next: Grocers’ ‘golden quarter’ falls flat Previous: Flagship Lindsell Train funds downgraded on capacity concerns Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Yoosof Farah Issue Contents Editor's View Plenty of opportunities despite new year wobble Feature Getting to grips with the pensions lifetime allowance Megatrends: How to invest in tomorrow’s world Why technology is not a bubble waiting to burst Funds The UK funds and trusts which have soared after the general election Great Ideas Buy Ricardo as it moves beyond auto Get in quick with this fund to play the e-retail boom Great Ideas Update Bank the 80% profit on Learning Technologies Johnson Service is up 64% since we said to buy in March Investment Trusts New fund offers way to invest in global farmland Money Matters The seven major changes that could impact your wallet in 2020 News Grocers’ ‘golden quarter’ falls flat Sirius Minerals shareholders may not like takeover price What Iran-US tensions mean for markets and investors Problems mount up at Hadrian’s Wall fund Flagship Lindsell Train funds downgraded on capacity concerns Russ Mould Five dangers to watch in 2020 Under The Bonnet Unilever needs to revive growth to reignite its share price
