UK Stocks and Shares and Investment tips
Top
of the Tips: Share Recommendations at 7/4/10
Ones
to Buy
JLT
This
insurance broker appears to be growing faster than its rivals
- a 5% rise in like-for-like sales suggests an increase
in market share. Buy on weakness, recommends The Times.
SDL
Software
translation group SDL has just released impressive figures,
with pre-tax profits up 21% on the year and an impressive
batch of new contracts. Buy, reckons The Independent.
Goal
Soccer Centres
Goal
runs five-a-side pitches around the UK – 34 at present.
It's got plans for more and currently trades on a modest
P/E ratio of 11. The Independent suggests it might make
a good speculative buy.
Dairy
Crest
Dairy
Crest's share price peaked last October and has fallen substantially
since then. Too substantially, by some accounts –
with a price to earnings ratio of just over 8 and a 5% dividend
yield, it looks undervalued, says the Mail on Sunday.
Albemarle
& Bond
Albemarle
& Bond is a pawn broking business with a solid reputation.
It's expecting the current gold purchasing market to mature
but is likely to continue delivering solid results regardless
– buy, says The Independent.
Ones
to Avoid
RBS
The
Royal Bank of Scotland has been the subject of much public
attention over the last couple of years – little of
it positive. The reality isn't much better, according to
The Independent – which advised its readers to steer
clear of RBS for now.
Spice
Spice
is an outsourcing group with several businesses that are
failing to meet targets. The company has blamed the weather
and the regulatory cycle, but in reality it doesn't look
a very attractive investment at present. Sell and avoid,
says The Independent.
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