Heather Connon

That sinking feeling with floaters

Recent initial public offerings have provided a cautionary tale, says Heather Connon.

Outweighing the market leviathans

Holding small companies is smart, but you need to sift the good from the bad to secure outperformance, says Heather Connon.

Alliance Trust's battle for performance is not over

Heather Connon investigates whether Alliance Trust's small improvement in performance will continue.

Are Bolton's disciples keeping the creed?

Doubts over performance at Fidelity's flagship funds are growing, finds Heather Connon.

Inflation-proof a regular income

Focus your portfolio on income growth rather than high yield and you've got a chance at beating inflation, says Heather Connon.

Don't put all of Europe in the same basket

Don’t let eurozone blues stop you investing in some of the world’s least risky countries.

Higher yield roars back

It has been a dismal few years for income investors.

Alliance Trust and Laxey battle still isn't over

The battle between Alliance Trust and Laxey Partners could be described as ending in a draw.

Extracting income from smaller companies

Small companies are traditionally seen as the place to invest for capital growth: their cash flow is more often invested in expanding the business than in rewarding their shareholders.

Investing in China – is it time to quit?

China has been the growth story of the 21st century so far, taking the rest of the world by surprise with its ability to combine economic growth with social change. Investment has poured into infrastructure and industry through the stock market.

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