DIY Investor Magazine - page 5

DIY Investor Magazine
/
December 2015
5
James Crossley
looks at generating an income from
investments and introduces the
Jupiter Enhanced
Distribution Fund;
we consider the
Henderson City of
London Investment Trust
which has grown its dividend
every year since 1966 and
Beaufort’s Philip Gilbert
suggests a potential alternative for investors starved of
retail bonds
.
In the first of its special focus editions, DIY Investor
Magazine takes a closer look at the burgeoning market
in exchange traded products and as well as touching
on the active vs passive debate, respected financial
journalist and DIY investor David Stevenson shares his
five rules for successful investing.
justETF
CEO
Dominique Riedl
looks at ETF portfolio
investing and
Matt Hougan
and
Rebecca Hampson
from
ETF.com
explain how to select the product you
really want.
Elsewhere,
Vincent Denoiseux
of
Deutsche Group
explains how ETFs can deliver equally weighted
exposure to equity markets,
Hector McNeill
suggests
how you could boost your investment returns by using
short and leveraged ETPs
and we scour the
2016 UK
Stock Market Almanac
for seasonality effects and
anomalies that just might give you the edge.
We’ll save any soothsaying for the first edition of
next year, but brokers and platforms agree that the
Christmas and New Year period is one of their busiest as
resolutions are made and ISA season gets under way.
DIY Investor Magazine is committed to delivering the
content you need to make informed investment decisions
in the coming year and will continue to help to improve
levels of financial literacy among those new to savings
and investment.
We value your feedback and would be pleased to hear
from you if you have any topics you would like considered
in a future edition; in the meantime, very Happy Christmas
and a safe and peaceful New Year from all at DIY Investor.
IN THE FIRST OF ITS SPECIAL FOCUS EDITIONS, DIY
INVESTOR MAGAZINE TAKES A CLOSER LOOK AT THE
BURGEONING MARKET IN EXCHANGE TRADED PRODUCTS
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