Are these AIM stocks guarded from global economic woes?

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January is famous for containing the most depressing day of the year. But the New Year malaise seems to have gone further this year, infecting equity markets and leaving investors nursing multiple headaches.

The outlooks for well managed UK small companies that benefit from improving consumer confidence and disposable income, or young dynamic companies with novel technologies in high growth sectors, are unlikely to be heavily influenced by the very issues buffeting world equity markets. Fortunately, the London Stock Exchanges' Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is home to many such companies. Everyman Media Group is a good example. Their network of 16 cinemas provides an enhanced service-led cinema experience within an intimate environment, supported by a strong food and drink offering. ...

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