Investors Chronicle Magazine

The Investors Chronicle is a weekly publication in the UK aimed at private investors and is part of the Financial Times Group. It features articles covering global markets and various sectors, along with updates on corporate activities like mergers and share offerings. Founded in 1860, it has gained a reputation as a highly influential magazine in the investment community.

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AB Dynamics makes progress with new growth strategy

1 day ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Christopher Akers

Encouraging margin growthExpects to hit consensus operating profit forecastAB Dynamics (ABDP) got off to a robust start with its fresh medium-term growth plan as revenue rose by double digits and operating profit increased by a fifth in its first half. Top-line progress was made across all three of the Aim-traded automotive testing company’s divisions.
‘I’m about to retire - how should I invest my £1mn portfolio?’

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Val Cipriani

The approach to retirement is always a great time for a portfolio review. As their mindset shifts from growth to income, investors need to make sure their portfolio matches their changed needs. Luke is 70 and married to Claire, 67. He has his own business, but he is gradually looking to retire over the next five years. He will need to start drawing from his pension as his business income reduces, and is hoping for help with the best asset allocation given these circumstances.
Fund strategies for a market crash

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Dave Baxter

This year has been bittersweet for the bearish investor. Some of the biggest concerns doing the rounds last year, namely that US and tech stocks looked overpriced, that global indices are dangerously reliant on that handful of names and that a trade war might cause havoc, have proved all too correct.
Can the consumer revival continue? Economic week ahead, 21-25 April

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Dan Jones

Next Friday will bring the latest consumer confidence update in the UK, along with retail sales data for March. Both metrics have been improving in recent months; retail sales rose 1 per cent in February, well in advance of the 0.4 per cent contraction that had been forecast, amid signs that real wage growth is starting to aid consumers.
Profit from another hefty cash return

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Simon Thompson

• Two disposals ahead of carrying valuations• Net cash of £32.1mn (111p)• Cash return likely through a tender offer• Stake buildingPalace Capital (PCA:221p), a high-yielding regional commercial property real estate investment trust (Reit), continues to make stellar progress with divesting its portfolio.
Bond options for turbulent times

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Christopher Akers

A safe haven no more? US Treasuries have long been thought of as a ‘safe haven’ investment when equity markets are volatile. But in the aftermath of President Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariff announcement, investors sold off these government bonds alongside equities and fled into gold and other alternative assets. The sell-off of Treasuries, as well as the US dollar, has raised the prospect that investors will need to confront the end of US exceptionalism.
Today's markets: Shares sink despite quiet trading

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Neil Wilson

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? Everyone’s gone AWOL. You can get a seat on the Tube. London is bunking off, Ferris Bueller style. Markets looked like they were going to be fairly quiet and in consolidation mode after those monster swings earlier in the month. At least that was the feeling until another big (by usual standards at least) sell-off on Wall Street again on Wednesday, led again by tech but broad-based and brutal.
Will Avon’s comeback bring a takeover bid?

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Mark Robinson

It stands to reason that to have a comeback, you first have to have had a setback. This is well understood by long-term investors in the likes of Apple (US:AAPL) and IBM (US:IBM), plus a thousand other corporations that have successfully delivered on turnaround strategies – although said strategies are not achievable overnight.
These technical indicators are flashing buy

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Simon Thompson

• $2.5mn US order• Positive divergence on the charts• PE ratio of 7 (ex-cash)• Almost 50 per cent upside to target price of 375pWhen trying to call a share price bottom, I always pay keen attention to one technical indicator in particular: positive divergence on the charts. This is when a share price makes a lower low in a downtrend, but the 14-day relative strength indicator (RSI) fails to validate it.
This mining stock has bottomed out

1 week ago | investorschronicle.co.uk | Simon Thompson

• Partnership with South African PGM producer• Chrome and PGM production guidance upgraded• Share price rallies 8 per centJubilee Metals (JLP:3.35p), an Aim-traded mining company that makes money by extracting platinum group metals (PGMs), copper and chrome from mine tailings in South Africa and Zambia, has entered into a lucrative agreement with a South African producer to process its growing chrome tailings (PGM surface stockpiles).