ArchivesMagazine - 12 Jan 2023Global supply chains appear to be easing which is good for the economy On the other hand the demand picture seems to be getting worse 12 January 2023|Feature|by Ian Conway Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Previews: Taylor Wimpey, Burberry, US banks and Netflix Investors can be their own worst enemy: here’s one approach to fix that > Issue: 12 Jan 2023 - Page 29 | Contents Next: Investors can be their own worst enemy: here’s one approach to fix that Previous: Previews: Taylor Wimpey, Burberry, US banks and Netflix 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 Ian Conway Issue Contents Ask Tom What are the rules around pension recycling and how do I avoid a big penalty? Case study From taking baby steps in the pandemic with investing to targeting a seven-figure portfolio Editor's View Share prices jumping on job cuts: justified or not? Feature Megatrends: Investment themes to dominate this decade and how to play them Global supply chains appear to be easing which is good for the economy Electric vehicle craze and tougher safety laws should fuel AB Dynamics earnings Investors can be their own worst enemy: here’s one approach to fix that Great Ideas The 5G revolution is a big growth driver for Spirent Investors should get ready to welcome bonds back into their hearts Odyssean hits new all-time high as more portfolio companies receive takeover bids News Why shares rallied on a stronger-than-expected US jobs number The case for a big rebound in growth stocks in 2023 What do Next’s results tell us about the outlook for the retail sector? Yet more evidence that the computer games industry has lost its pandemic mojo Vodafone stock at 25-year low as attention turns to cutting debt Oracle shares up more than 40% in three months Personal Finance Look out for these big personal finance changes coming in 2023 Russ Mould The five big factors which could push oil prices higher or lower in 2023 Under The Bonnet How H&T is in hot demand from investors and cash-strapped consumers Week Ahead Previews: Taylor Wimpey, Burberry, US banks and Netflix
