Shares Magazine
Magazine – 29 Sep 2016
Want to beat the taxman so your estate avoids paying lots of inheritance tax? Read the new issue of Shares to discover how investing in certain AIM stocks can help minimise an IHT bill. We reveal the experts' top tips for relevant AIM stocks and also tell you the stocks to avoid. Elsewhere in the magazine we discuss the property funds that are coming out of suspension, what's in store for Greggs over the coming weeks and explain the benefits of investing in 'protected funds'. We also look at Vodafone, Indivior, Royal Bank of Scotland, Abcam, KCOM, Tharisa and much more. Essential reading for all investors.
Cover Story
Diary
Agenda
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News in brief: Wolseley, Goldman Sachs, Merlin, Redx, SiS, Sinclair
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Tuck into Greggs
Refurbishments and healthier ranges to buoy bakery retailer -
Gemfields primed for Colombia
Miner hoping to secure majority stake in famous emerald mine -
Property funds out of suspension
Two products remain in limbo as real estate collectives restart -
RBS in the firing line
US probe could add to the bank’s woes -
Investors regain appetite for miners
A pair of small caps deliver stellar returns for investors -
Abcam is too pricey
Scientific tools specialist could be headed for a fall -
No panic over Indivior summons
Case against addiction specialist ‘speculative’ -
Vodafone under scrutiny
Analysts seek reassurance over cash flow and payout -
KCOM considers copper cutting
Ubiquitous fibre target could spark value rethink
Money Matters
Plays
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Plays update: Next Fifteen Communications
We take profit in marketing specialist principally on valuation grounds -
Plays update: Seeing Machines
Driver monitoring specialist revs up a gear -
Velocys to regain velocity
Fuel technology business close to commercial breakthrough -
Tharisa’s chrome-plated cash
Miner should win market recognition as profits pile up
