ArchivesMagazine - 03 Aug 2023I learned about investing from conversations at the dinner table Dinah explains why she finds investing fun and why it’s important to talk about money 03 August 2023|Case study|by Sabuhi Gard Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Find out how JPMorgan Global Growth & Income is performing ahead of the pack Issue: 03 Aug 2023 - Page 38 | Contents Previous: Find out how JPMorgan Global Growth & Income is performing ahead of the pack 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 Sabuhi Gard Issue Contents Ask Tom Why must I show 15 years of earnings to consolidate my pensions into one pot? Case study I learned about investing from conversations at the dinner table Editor's View Meme stocks are back into overdrive: it is best to avoid them Feature Analyse a stock in five easy steps Frustrated with a share price going nowhere? Here are reasons why they can trade sideways UK stock performance is improving: time to get on board? Great Ideas Buy cash generative Inchcape: the shares are cheap and there’s plenty of fuel in the tank Calnex is a UK tech growth story with great recovery potential Don’t be angry at Heineken’s results as the future looks a lot brighter Sensible time to bank some profit after Lam Research nearly doubles Investment Trusts Find out how JPMorgan Global Growth & Income is performing ahead of the pack News The important points from Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and NatWest results Smithson bounces back from a poor year with significant outperformance in 2023 Domino’s Pizza shares up 42% in a month but analysts still to be won over How Adobe rode the AI wave to gain 50% in 2023 On The Beach’s shares are looking ill after halving in six months Sector Reports How UK engineers have transformed to top the charts on the UK market Week Ahead Difficult market conditions weigh on Persimmon’s shares This is how much Walt Disney should have made in its third quarter