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Sunday share tips: N Brown Group, Foxtons
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column touted a raft of shares which it expected would benefit from the fight against obesity as well as the associated, and sometimes fatal, health risks.
Sunday share tips: N Brown, Foxtons
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column touted a raft of shares which it expected would benefit from the fight against obesity as well as the associated, and sometimes fatal, health risks.
Sunday share tips: Braemar Shipping Services, Premier Foods
Longer-term investors should hold onto shares of Braemar Shipping Services, the Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column said.
Sunday share tips: Stenprop, Carnival
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column tipped shares of property investment fund Stenprop among its picks for the year ahead, pointing to the company's diversified client base, "high demand" for its properties and "decent" dividend income to back up its case.
Sunday share tips: Mulberry, Codemasters
The Sunday Times's Sam Chambers recommended readers "avoid" shares of Mulberry, arguing that Mike Ashley was unlikely to try and buy out the luxury retailer's main shareholders and the lack of liquidity in the stock limiting the upside in its share price.
Sunday share tips: Marks and Spencer, Bloomsbury
The Sunday Times's Sam Chambers thinks investors should 'buy' stock in Marks&Spencer, arguing that the retailer is finally taking radical measures to turn around its fortunes.
Sunday share tips: Accrol, Pets at Home
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column tipped shares of kitchen and toilet roll maker Accrol to readers, predicting a "considerable" increase in the stock price as its chief rolls out his plans.
Sunday share tips: Ergomed, Johnson Matthey
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column recommended readers 'buy' shares of pharmacovigilance specialist Ergomed.
Sunday share tips: Future, Greensleeves
The Sunday Telegraph's Questor team labelled Future shares a 'speculative buy' following news of its takeover approach for GoCo.
Sunday share tips: Cineworld, The Panoply
Film studios Warner Brothers's decision to debut its next blockbuster Wonder Woman 1984 in cinemas won't be enough to turn around the fortunes of Cineworld, The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings said.
Sunday share tips: Schroders British Opportunities Trust, Diploma
UK shares have underperformed their global peers thus far this year, but the country's businesses are not in a worse state, they are undervalued, the Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column argued.
Sunday share tips: Inspiration Healthcare, Spire Healthcare
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Sunday share tips: Hiscox, Morgan Sindall
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column thinks investors should 'buy' Hiscox stock.
Sunday share tips: United Utilities, Burberry
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column touted the benefits of water stocks for income investors still licking their wounds from what data consultancy Link projects will be a two-fifths reduction in UK dividend payments this year.
Sunday share tips: Scotgold, WPP
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column believes that it may be a good time for investors to take some profits in shares of ScotGold in the wake of the sharp gain in prices over the past year.
Sunday share tips: Aggreko, Sumo Group
Questor told readers to 'avoid' shares of Aggreko ahead of the temporary power supply company's strategic update on 17 November.
Sunday share tips: Marshalls, Strix
The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings told readers to 'hold' shares of Marshalls, arguing that the shares were "richly" priced and that the valuation premium versus peers offset the multiple positives around the stock.
Sunday share tips: William Hill, International Biotechnology Trust
Selling shares of William Hill was Jill Treanor's tip for investors in the Sunday Times's 'Inside the City' column.
Sunday share tips: The Hut Group, Ocado
Matt Moulding's online retailer The Hut Group and its subsequent flotation have both proven a resounding success.
Sunday share tips: IPF, ABF
The Sunday Times's Emma Dunkley told readers to 'sell' shares of International Personal Finance, citing the still substantial uncertainty in its operating environment and the need to refinance a €397m (£367m) bond by next April.
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