Prior to the financial crisis of 2008/09, it was widely believed in the stock market that certain sectors – most notably utilities, pharmaceuticals, food retailing and tobacco – were far less vulnerable to market downturns.

02 May 2018
The Monthly
Time Finance plc (TIME:LON), 54.0 | Abzena (ABZA:LON), 0 | Allergy Therapeutics plc (AGY:LON), 8.0 | Arbuthnot Banking Group PLC (ARBB:LON), 1,022 | Avacta Group PLC (AVCT:LON), 45.0 | Burford Capital Limited (BUR:LON), 1,020 | City of London Investment Group PLC (CLIG:LON), 376 | TheraCryf PLC (TCF:LON), 0.2 | Gateley (Holdings) Plc (GTLY:LON), 124 | Genedrive Plc (GDR:LON), 1.0 | Koovs (KOOV:LON), 0 | Murgitroyd Group (MUR:LON), 0 | Primary Health Properties PLC (PHP:LON), 95.2 | R.E.A. Holdings plc (RE:LON), 95.5 | Scancell Holdings Plc (SCLP:LON), 11.0 | Surface Transforms PLC (SCE:LON), 1.2 | Tissue Regenix Group plc (TRX:LON), 30.5 | Titon Holdings Plc (TON:LON), 90.0 | Oxford BioMedica plc (OXB:LON), 447 | ValiRx PLC (VAL:LON), 0.5

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The Monthly
Time Finance plc (TIME:LON), 54.0 | Abzena (ABZA:LON), 0 | Allergy Therapeutics plc (AGY:LON), 8.0 | Arbuthnot Banking Group PLC (ARBB:LON), 1,022 | Avacta Group PLC (AVCT:LON), 45.0 | Burford Capital Limited (BUR:LON), 1,020 | City of London Investment Group PLC (CLIG:LON), 376 | TheraCryf PLC (TCF:LON), 0.2 | Gateley (Holdings) Plc (GTLY:LON), 124 | Genedrive Plc (GDR:LON), 1.0 | Koovs (KOOV:LON), 0 | Murgitroyd Group (MUR:LON), 0 | Primary Health Properties PLC (PHP:LON), 95.2 | R.E.A. Holdings plc (RE:LON), 95.5 | Scancell Holdings Plc (SCLP:LON), 11.0 | Surface Transforms PLC (SCE:LON), 1.2 | Tissue Regenix Group plc (TRX:LON), 30.5 | Titon Holdings Plc (TON:LON), 90.0 | Oxford BioMedica plc (OXB:LON), 447 | ValiRx PLC (VAL:LON), 0.5
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02 May 2018 -
Author:
Mark Thomas -
Pages:
48 -
Prior to the financial crisis of 2008/09, it was widely believed in the stock market that certain sectors – most notably utilities, pharmaceuticals, food retailing and tobacco – were far less vulnerable to market downturns.