Why invest in AIM shares?
AIM was launched in 1995, has a combined market capitalisation of more than £70 billion, and is home to success stories, including ASOS and Domino’s Pizza. While AIM shares promise big returns and may have inheritance tax benefits, ii experts Lee Wild and Richard Hunter discuss the market, and explain how investors can limit risk. AIM stocks tend to be volatile high risk/high reward investments and are intended for people with an appropriate degree of equity trading knowledge and experience. This material is intended for educational purposes only and is not investment research or a personal…
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