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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.
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.
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.
