ArchivesMagazine - 10 Jul 2014Strategic stitch up Mining firm is staring at AIM oblivion after nomad resigns over lack of transparency 10 July 2014|Fight For Your Rights|by Tom Sieber Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Cashed up Cohort Be cautious with new IPOs > Issue: 10 Jul 2014 - Page 34 | Contents Next: Be cautious with new IPOs Previous: Cashed up Cohort 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 Tom Sieber Issue Contents Chartist Chartist: Pennon Climbing to the top Chartist: Morgan Sindall Feature Exercising restraint Preview: First Group Preview: BTG Preview: Fenner Get in the fast lane Director dealings: Top buys and sells Ignore Daily Mail seller Miners float back to surface Best & Worst Performing Small Caps Table Cashed up Cohort Be cautious with new IPOs The new future for pensions Aussie to enjoy recovery Stick with sterling Kromek’s regenerative X-man The Best & Worst Performers: FTSE 350, Global Market, Commodities, Forex, Sovereign Yields Fight For Your Rights Strategic stitch up Funds Life’s building blocks News Oilex to go with the flow News in brief: Robert Walters, Computacenter, Wincanton, Software Radio Technology, Seeing Machines, Oxford Pharmascience Optimal to score with new units Dodge the inter dealers British Land’s growth Change of Pace Plays Dillistone does the job Ashcourt’s rich assets Plays update: Kier Plays update: St Modwen Properties Plays update: Marks & Spencer Sector Reports Risks cloud banking sector Under The Bonnet Time to reappraise Carclo