ArchivesMagazine - 08 Jul 2021Why investors were wrong to give Dr. Martens the boot Its first set of results as a listed business triggered a share price slump, but that gives investors an opportunity to get in at a much better price 08 July 2021|Under The Bonnet|by James Crux Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Governments near agreement on global corporate tax ‘alignment’ The winning and losing investments so far in 2021 > Issue: 08 Jul 2021 - Page 18 | Contents Next: The winning and losing investments so far in 2021 Previous: Governments near agreement on global corporate tax ‘alignment’ 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 James Crux Issue Contents Ask Tom Is it worth opening a SIPP when I’m already retired? Editor's View Common theme for UK takeovers: property assets Feature Why Tesla is a bad investment Why Tesla is a good investment Stiff competition stymies Liontrust ESG investment trust launch Tesla: Great investment or waste of time? Governments near agreement on global corporate tax ‘alignment’ Stocks making highs and lows and how investors can use this information The winning and losing investments so far in 2021 Funds Fundsmith fans who want more tech should look at Blue Whale Growth fund Great Ideas The investment to make if you want to dial down portfolio risk Buy CareTech shares ahead of its property revaluation Why a dividend cut at Jupiter Green is no cause for alarm This US income trust is still a winner Panoply rolls out £200 million revenue ambitions News Morrisons bid battle could raise grocery sector valuations Why Ocado’s latest deal is more important than you might think Robinhood heads for the US stock market: key points to know Pullback in hydrogen shares hasn’t deterred new fund launch Russ Mould Cash is being drained from the banking system: why this matters Under The Bonnet Why investors were wrong to give Dr. Martens the boot
