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The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings told investors to 'buy' shares of Hollywood Bowl, telling them looked recent sales growth looked "promising" - "barring significant further Covid restrictions".
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers to 'buy' shares of Virgin Wines telling them that fears that the company would be negatively impacted by the snarl-up in global supply chains were overdone.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column called attention to Rainbow Rare Earths's shares, pointing out that it was shaping up to become one of the largest producers outside of China of two key rare earth metals, praseodymium and neodymium.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers that shares of Escape Hunt were a 'buy', arguing that they should "move materially ahead" over the coming months and beyond.
The Sunday Times's Robert Watts sounded the retreat for investors in shares of Games Workshop, the maker of table-top figurines for The Lord of the Rings, Warhammer and other fantasy settings.
Speedy Hire has a new chief executive officer, is expanding, has gone green and stands to benefit from Britain's £650bn of spending on infrastructure in the year ahead, so "buy" is the Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings's tip for readers.
Public sector pay may be due for a rise, the Chancellor hinted on The Andrew Marr show. Sunak said that going forward a new pay policy would need to be set and that it would be a topic for next week's spending review. Public sector pay rises had been "paused" in 2021/22 expect in the NHS and for workers making less than £24,000. - Sunday Telegraph.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers to buy shares of Light Science Technologies, pointing out the benefits of the company's technology for health, climate and the UK more economy.
The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings thinks Volex's shares a buy, pointing to the recovery in all of the company's end markets recover and non-organic growth opportunities to back up her case.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column recommended that its readers but shares of Artisanal Spirits Co. , judging its lacklustre debut on the junior market to ne undeserved.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers to buy shares of Aviva, pointing out the recent share purchases by its chairman and the company's ongoing reorganisation which it said would pay dividends in the future.
The Sunday Times's Sabah Meddings told readers to 'hold' shares of IP Group due to their valuation, even as she touted the many "gems" to be found in its portfolio.
The Sunday Telegraph's Questor told investors to 'buy' shares of Asos, citing analysts who believed its logistical woes would pass to back up its case.
Playtech may not warrant the go-go valuations of its US peers - where deregulation has led to bumper profits - but it isn't worth just seven times current year profits, The Sunday Times's Jim Armitage argued.
The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column touted shares of Supreme to its readers, telling them that the best still lay ahead for the discount retailer.
