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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Brexit negotiations will be over in days unless the EU realises Britain is serious about no-deal, government sources have warned. The eighth round of talks with Brussels begin on Tuesday, with progress crucial if the two sides are to finally reach an agreement. It comes as the Telegraph reported on Saturday that the EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier is to be sidelined in a bid to break the deadlock. But as the deadline on the discussions fast approaches, No 10 insiders say there will be no deal unless the bloc shows “more realism” on the “scale of the change that results from our departure”.
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column labelled shares of Airtel a "bargain", pointing to the fast growth in its sales, promising outlook and generous dividend payouts to back up its case.
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers to 'buy' shares in Canadian copper miner Taseko in anticipation of further top-line growth, not least as its Florence mine in the US comes onstream.
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column told readers to 'buy' shares of Byotrol given the quality of the hand sanitiser maker's products and the large and growing market opportunity both amid and after the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Sunday Times's Emma Dunkley sounded a positive note on shares of Experian but nevertheless labelled the stock a 'hold' due to its valuation and the risks of a second wave of Covid-19.
Despite the sag in Durex in sales during the first half at Reckitt Benckiser's, the Mail on Sunday's Rosie Murray-West told readers to 'hold' onto the shares.
The Sunday Times's Peter Evans told readers to 'buy' shares of Whitbread as the hotel and restaurant operator prepares to reopen its establishments, but conceded that a second lockdown would be "disastrous".
