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MoneyWeek is a weekly magazine that enables you to become a better-informed, smarter investor and enjoy the rewards of managing your money with confidence. Week-in, week-out we'll guide you through the financial world as it changes, alerting you to all the opportunities to profit and dangers to avoid, as they appear. Income strategies, rising-star companies, the best funds and trusts, clever ways to preserve your wealth during market turmoil... you will get the best ideas from the sharpest financial minds and investing professionals in Britain.

From the editor...

The sun shines on London’s bankers

Macron’s gamble delivers a big mess

Head downmarket for some bargains

Has the uranium market peaked?

Why EMs are ready to rally

Viewpoint

■ Britain’s lagging blue chips

Two bitter pills for Indivior • Both the pharmaceutical group’s key treatments have disappointed the market. What happens next? Matthew Partridge reports

End of an era for Paramount

Danish brewer swallows Britvic

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A German view

IPO watch

What will Labour actually do? • The party has been silent on the question, but the to-do list is staggering. Emily Hohler reports

Nigel Farage: it’s only just begun

France in uncharted waters • The snap election delivered a stalemate. Matthew Partridge reports

Iran elects a moderate

Betting on politics

News

The way we live now... the rise of the super-tutor

Amazon turns 30 • The e-commerce and cloud-computing giant started life as an online bookseller operating out of a garage in Seattle. What does the future hold? Simon Wilson reports

The attractions of Milan • The well-heeled are increasingly fleeing Europe’s traditional finance hubs for Italy’s. It’s not hard to see why

City talk

The British bourse won’t bounce • The long promised revival in the stockmarket won’t happen, says Max King. Look abroad instead

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

A dire result for Keir Starmer

Do markets do well with Labour?

The struggle to look normal

Will Labour help the left behind?

What is private equity up to? • Funds have been spending investors’ money, but not selling holdings to realise profits

Activist watch

Short positions... buy trusts, not open-ended funds

A blue-chip set for strong growth • Diploma, whose niche products include seals and fasteners, serves an array of growth markets

Profits will keep on rising

Profit from the protectionist backlash • The Covid pandemic and geopolitical turmoil have seen companies return production to nearer home and shorten their supply chains. How should investors react? Matthew Partridge reports

The stocks that will prosper under protectionism

Top properties in Britain and Europe • Marcus Phayre-Mudge’s trust boasts commercial real-estate experts with a proven record, says Max King

How to escape the IHT catch-22 • More and more people dealing with an estate are being caught in an administrative quagmire, says David Prosser

Will there be a tax grab? • The government could end generous IHT rules on pensions

A levy on the state pension?

News in brief... start a Sipp for junior

Buy British for world-class companies offering healthy long-term growth • A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Nick Train, portfolio manager of the Finsbury Growth & Income Trust, picks three favourites

Alex

Ocado will never deliver • The online supermarket remains unprofitable and overvalued

Trading techniques... the sun wilts...