Tuesday, 22 February 2011

Newspaper and Midas Share Tips

Online Stock Trading - Newspaper Share Tips and Midas Insurance Pick

THE TIMES
For once, weasel words to benefit bank customers as Lloyds are told to pay £500 m back to borrowers
IPOs return to health

Tempus Stocks and Shares Tips
Lancashire - Hold
Mondi - Buy on weakness
John Wood Group - Hold

Deal of the Day - China Food Company

Stock market news
Prostrakan board backs Japanese bid
BHP pays cash for shale gas site
Jump in oil price jump - plus BP's move into India drive energy companies higher

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

Questor Share Tips

Devro - Buy
Anglo American - Buy

Stock market news
Investors go off Ocado as FTSE falls

THE INDEPENDENT

Investment Stocks and Shares Tips
John Wood Group - a solid investment - Buy at 643.5p
Helphire - Hold at 14.25p
Lancashire - Buy at 616p - should benefit from growing market for energy insurance after Gulf of Mexico oil spill. In spite of the recent rally, seems to be scope for further gains

Stock market news
AstraZeneca falls back as Brilinta fears increase

THE GUARDIAN


Oil price hits 2-year high as Libya unrest creates supply fears
Mix up at Halifax over mortgages costs Lloyds £500m
Alibaba and the 2,300 thieves
George Osborne shelves plan to tax banks
Maersk says mega containers will cut carbon dioxide
Health secretary sues Reckitt Benckiser
Ireland's repossessions put on the block
Shops will struggle with rents as cuts bite, says Hammerson

THE DAILY MAIL

MIDAS Share Tips - From Weekend


Insurance broker Brightside (BRT) has devised a technology called RedEye, that tracks whether customers change certain key facts when applying for insurance online.

BRT Chart with 200 day moving average


If suspicions are raised then details are checked and policies are rarely issued until after driving licence information has been confirmed. As a result Brightside's record is far better than many rivals so gets better rates from underwriters and offer cheaper insurance policies to customers.

Brightside has a niche in vehicle insurance, insuring minibuses, taxis, and motorbikes as well as vans. It is moving increasingly into online insurance and believes its RedEye technology gives it a real edge.

Midas says : Brightside's share price was badly affected by the financial crisis, but they started to recover last summer. In recent weeks the price has dropped from 40p to 35.5p after admitting the life insurance arm was not growing as fast as hoped.

Current weakness represents a good buying opportunity. The life insurance business should improve as economic conditions improve, but life assurance is in any case only a small part of the group. Brightside's white van insurance business should also pick up at the same time and its car, motorbike and other internet insurance products are expanding fast.

Chase-Gardener and his colleagues own more than 40 per cent of the shares so they are clearly motivated to make the company do well. Buy.

DAILY EXPRESS
CSR is acquiring US video and imaging group Zoran Corp for about £418m
Unrest causes upsurge in commodities
JJB Sports in battle for survival

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