ArchivesMagazine - 01 Oct 2020Slow and steady wins the race when it comes to Diageo Pedestrian growth hasn’t stopped the drinks giant from serving up tasty rewards for shareholders over the years 01 October 2020|Editor's View|by Dan Coatsworth Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Will Suga stoke returns from Japanese stocks? Industry price hikes mean now is the time to buy Smurfit Kappa > Issue: 01 Oct 2020 - Page 3 | Contents Next: Industry price hikes mean now is the time to buy Smurfit Kappa Previous: Will Suga stoke returns from Japanese stocks? 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 Dan Coatsworth Issue Contents Ask Tom Should I lower portfolio risk five years before retiring? Editor's View Slow and steady wins the race when it comes to Diageo Feature Tech and gold: is Warren Buffett stepping back at Berkshire Hathaway? Momentum investing: when to buy a winning stock The FTSE 100 firms which have delivered a decade of negative returns First-time Investor What the price-to-earnings ratio means Great Ideas This defensive growth fund is very appealing Industry price hikes mean now is the time to buy Smurfit Kappa Why we’re staying sweet on Hotel Chocolat Microsoft positioned for gaming growth with $7.5bn acquisition IG Design is down but not out Supermarket Income hits the acquisition trail again Investment Trusts Strong demand expected for new Buffettology trust News Stakebuilders swoop on troubled firms including Sainsbury’s and HSBC Novacyt starts to live up to the hype as contracts roll in Greggs shares at two-year low as sales boost fails to convince A bidding war looks unlikely for William Hill Rising costs could cause problems for Boohoo Personal Finance The financial advantages of being married Russ Mould Will Suga stoke returns from Japanese stocks?
