Stocks gets a new look
Starting January 25, 2008, the investor magazine *Stocks* will be published with a new design. With this change, the publication—which was launched in 2000—aims to feature more in-depth research, up-to-date coverage, and investment tips.
From January 25, 2008, the investor magazine Stocks will appear in a new layout. Launched in 2000, the magazine aims to bring more research, topicality and investment tips into the magazine. In future, the magazine will comprise five clearly separated sections: Markets, Structured Products, Funds & Bonds and Stocks. This should make it easier for readers to find their way around. Each chapter will be introduced by separate opening pages; these will contain news as well as short interviews and assessments of current market events.
In future, the expanded share price section will include more stocks than before, including those from the emerging markets. As a result, Stocks offers price data and valuation ratios that are otherwise not freely available to private investors, according to a press release.
Stocks remains true to its philosophy as an investor magazine that consistently focuses on the personal investment success of its readership. The title has a certified circulation of 20,736 copies and a readership of 55,000. Matter & Gretener is currently running a campaign to promote the investor magazine (see
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In future, the expanded share price section will include more stocks than before, including those from the emerging markets. As a result, Stocks offers price data and valuation ratios that are otherwise not freely available to private investors, according to a press release.
Stocks remains true to its philosophy as an investor magazine that consistently focuses on the personal investment success of its readership. The title has a certified circulation of 20,736 copies and a readership of 55,000. Matter & Gretener is currently running a campaign to promote the investor magazine (see
).
