Newspaper share tips : BP, Sage, buy Royal Dutch Shell shares
Newspaper share tips : BP, Sage, buy Royal Dutch Shell shares
2010/07/29 by ukcitymedia.co.uk about : Newspaper Share Tips - 0 Comments - 261 words
The Independent believes Sage stock is well worth buying. St James’s Place results mean that the Independent also believes investors should continue to buy their stock while investors should wait for weakness in Renishaw shares before buying otherwise hold. The Telegraph is backing Royal Dutch Shell as a better investment than rivals BP and continues to advise buying Croda shares. The Times advises investors to hold BG and British American Tobacco shares.
Jefferies has valued Sage shares at just under 13 times forecast earnings which is considerably cheaper than its competition. The Independent believes that while the company has fallen behind its peers for the last year it now has the opportunity to profit so advises buying Sage shares.
St James’s Place posted stellar results yesterday prompting Lloyds Banking Group to make an about turn on selling its share in the company. Following suit and keep buying says the Independent. Results were also very strong for Renishaw and the Independent believes that a show of weakness makes them a firm buy otherwise hold their shares.
The Telegraph is still wary of buying shares in troubled BP and offers Royal Dutch Shell as a viable and potentially profitable alternative. The newspaper also advises investors to keep buying into Croda although suggests that a little caution may be advisable for new investors.
British American Tobacco shares are selling at quite high prices, roughly 13 times predicted earnings but the Times looks to the 5% yield as making this a justifiable price. Therefore, the paper recommends holding BAT shares.
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