Sunday, 31 May 2009

Weekend Stocks Shares Newspaper Tips

Stocks and Shares - Weekend Newspaper Share Tips

SUNDAY STOCKS TO WATCH

SUNDAY TIMES
Comment:

Golden hellos return at Barclays

Spiralling debts put Kwik-Fit in a right fix

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Questor:


Hold Electrocomponents at 145.5p
Buy Cineworld at 142.5p
Hold Centamin Egypt at 85.25p

Comment:

Premier Farnell to bring in clawbacks on directors' bonuses
Google's next mission: help British firms sell kilts to the Japanese

Spotlight on Mayfair in fraud probe

Commodities promise rich harvest for investors

MAIL ON SUNDAY
Midas

Buy Compass Group at 357p
Homeserve heads for FTSE 100
Healthcare Locums: shares have lots of potential and should continue to perform

Comment:

Hornby expected to generate strong sales in Scaletrix division

AirAsia profits soar by 591%

SUNDAY EXPRESS

Fuel costs to hit Ryanair

Experts say Jessops (camera retailers) has to deal with market in 'terminal decline' -must close more shops and increase online presence and promotion

Cash and carry group Best Way's sales soar - profits up by 25%

Cash crisis leads to pawn shop revival (ABM is ticker for Albermarle and Bond - as previously mentioned by Tempus here - stocks and shares )

INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY

Vodafone forced into U-turn on cutbacks after staff fury

Prophet mysery shopper survey says Marks & Spencer are at bottom of shoppers' lists

Light finally shining in housing market windows

SATURDAY STOCKS TO WATCH

THE TIMES
Tempus:


Hold on to Electrocomponents for the yield
Smiths News probably better bet than Menzies
Vp seems cheap but progress unlikely till construction trade picks up

Other comment:

Thomas Cook down on further fears re. Arcandor shareholding

Tiddler to watch - Xploite

Charting: IS it time to get stuck into the FTSE?

DAILY MAIL
Investment Extra:

Avoid BT Group for the moment

Comment:

WPP investors to resist bonus payout

DAILY EXPRESS

Odds improve for internet gaming investors (PartyGaming, 888 Holdings)
Northern Petroleum cash flow helped by output
Templar Minerals shows what it's made of




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