The top buys and top tips from within The Share Centre.
The Share Centre’s Customer top buys from the last 7 days
Lloyds Banking – Still some optimists out there hoping that the banks will recover soon.
Glencore International – Commodities still find favour with short term traders.
Thomas Cook – Investors still believe that a profit can be made trading the stock.
Aviva – Strong yield and volatility attracting both short-term and long-term investors.
Xcite Energy – Investors still buying despite falling share price.
The Share Centre’s top tips for this week
Glaxo (lower risk) Defensive attractions and signs of improved performance for this pharmaceutical giant.
Marks & Spencer (Medium risk) At these lower levels price looks attractive for the brave.
Rolls Royce (Medium risk) New contracts being won, long-term looks very solid.
Tullow Oil (Higher risk) Attractive oil deposits and potentials sites, 2012 could be a good year.
Medusa Mining (Higher Risk) Gold stocks have been on the back foot recently, weakness could be an opportunity.
All information given including prices, yields and our opinion is correct at the time of publication. Our opinions on investments can change at any time and for our latest view please go to www.share.com. To understand how our Advice team arrive at their views please read our Investment Research Policy
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Someone sold 1.3 million Thomas Cook today, looks like a big holder is profit taking (or salvaging what they can!)
Any views on Drax Power (DRX)? I know coal isn’t very fashionable at present, but it is “too big to fail” with 7% of UK electricity generation, and seems to be doing well under a woman CEO.
Do you have any views on AIM listed Niche Group, who’s share are currently suspended. When are we likely to hear news regarding the company moving forward and the position regarding share price etc?
Regards,
Paul.
We currently do not have a comment on Niche Group. We know they are in the process of acquiring business so for AIM rules have to be suspended. However Niche Group say they will provide more news shortly.
What an earth has happend to OPG Power Ventures?
Doubled there profits, progressing in leaps & bounds yet there share price has plummeted. What else can they do?
What is happening?