-136.88
1,501.66
Date: Sunday 06 Jul 2008
LONDON (ShareCast) - Market conditions are unlikely to improve in the near term, hence Finsbury Food shares trading on a price earnings ratio of six times, but the shares are worth tucking away, says the Telegraph.
London Capital has a big headache, outside its control: the bear market. Fingers are being burnt, and when the market finally finds its floor, the question is how many investors once burnt will be twice shy. Sell, recommends the Telegraph.
Buy HBOS, but forget about the rights issue, says the Observer. Anyone with both the money and desire to take up the HBOS rights is likely to find it cheaper to buy shares in the market, either now or after the rights issue closes in two weeks' time.
The usual round of speculation that Prudential is a takeover target for an Asian predator should also protect the shares from falling too much. At seven times forecast earnings, investors could do a lot worse. Buy, says the Sunday Telegraph.
The Sunday Telegraph says hold on to Northgate.
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| Price | 1,501.66 ![]() |
| Change Today | -136.88 |
| 10-Oct-08 Close | 1,501.66 |