ArchivesMagazine - 11 May 2017The next big exciting small cap growth story Organic growth and R&D make Focusrite a sweet-sounding investment 11 May 2017|Smaller Companies Issue: 11 May 2017 - Page 39 < The events which could lift Indivior by 95% Waterman in £43m takeover approach > Issue: 11 May 2017 - Page 39 | Contents Next: Waterman in £43m takeover approach Previous: The events which could lift Indivior by 95% Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing Account. James Crux Issue Contents Big News Bumper orders in building services Port operator looks like a great investment New fund targets 6% yield from home rentals ‘Underappreciated’ hotel plan could fuel Merlin Editor's View The mining sector revival didn’t last long Exchange-Traded Funds When an ETF becomes too popular Great Ideas Ultra Electronics is a play on US defence spend Why we believe UBM is the main event Great Ideas Update Treatt shares now up 61% since we said to buy Clouds form for Caspian Sunrise GB Group in £74m acquisition Investment Trusts Two new IPOs look to small caps for success Larger Companies The events which could lift Indivior by 95% Main Feature Double your money Money Matters Are you due a pension freedoms tax refund? Don’t be fooled by low ETF fees Smaller Companies Transport problems take shine off miner Waterman in £43m takeover approach First Property is greedy when others are fearful Porta shares rally as founder quits The next big exciting small cap growth story Story In Numbers FTSE 250: Dividend Yields FTSE 100: Dividend Yields $35,000: Tesla launches ‘affordable’ car Apple is cashed up 2/3 Galliford Try suffers big hit on legacy contracts US companies post bumper earnings 70,000 prototypes: Eve Sleep’s lengthy road to final product Talking Point Time to worry about BP and Shell’s dividends? Under The Bonnet Get to grips with world’s largest advertising agency Week Ahead Will Brewin Dolphin ride the wave? Can you still depend on Dignity? Is EasyJet flying high?
