On this week’s show Dave Baxter explains how to get a good income by selectively investing in bonds. And Stuart Widdowson, manager of Odyssean Investment Trust, explains how taking a private equity approach when investing in smaller companies has helped iron out the volatility associated with this area. 

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On this week’s show Darius McDermott, managing director of Chelsea Financial Services, looks at what effects oil price volatility is having on different types of funds and sets out some suggestions on where to get a more reliable income. He and Mary McDougall also highlight some mistakes you should not make in turbulent markets, and set out some techniques to stop making them.

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Six weeks of lockdown have unsurprisingly squeezed our spending. But the pain isn’t just being felt by the companies where you usually splash your cash. The impact is rippling up the chain and hurting property companies and banks. In this week’s episode of the Investment Hour, we discuss the implications for investors with Emma Powell and Alex Newman. And we talk to Phil about the importance of a much overlooked financial metrics: sales. 

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This week Annabel Brodie-Smith, communications director at the Association of Investment Companies, updates on how investment trusts have been performing amid the recent market plunges and explains why they could still pay a good income. Dave Baxter looks at which assets have held up amid the market melt down and highlights some funds with which to access them.

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On this week's Investment Hour the IC team get to grips with a crazy week on the oil markets, while Phil Oakley reveals a safe haven share for turbulent times.

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In this week's show Dave Baxter highlights some alternative assets which offer an attractive income, and suggests some investment trusts with which to access them. Mary McDougall explains how to work out your risk appetite, and why this might have changed as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. And Dave looks at why Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has had to write down the value of some of its assets and how this has affected its performance.

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On this week's IC Companies & Markets Show John Hughman and Phil Oakley talk about why investors should be wary of companies favouring buybacks over special dividends, and why the travel industry could prove a good contrarian investment  

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On this week's show Dave Baxter looks at which parts of markets may present and suggests some funds with which to access them. Dave also explains why Perpetual Income and Growth Investment Trust has sacked its manager and what it is doing about replacing him. And Mary McDougall looks at how companies are still managing to hold AGMs, despite social distancing rules, and explains how you can still take part in these meetings.

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On this week's Companies & Markets Show editor John Hughman speaks to Alex Newman and the companies team about their hunt for safe sectors amid the Covid chaos, and Phil Oakley explains why investors in today's market should be paying more attention to the teachings of Ben Graham.  

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This week Dave Baxter explains why despite increasing numbers of UK companies slashing their dividends investment trusts should be able to continue to deliver a reliable income. Rosemary Banyard, manager of VT Downing Unique Opportunities Fund, says where she is finding opportunities in the UK small and mid-caps space, and profiles two companies that are doing well now and should continue to deliver strong returns.

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