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Old Latest UK Share tips

Top of the Tips: Share Recommendations at 27/10/2006

The following is a summary of share tips that we have complied. Please note that we have no commercial interest in any of these shares. The list is picked at random from leading UK publications. Always take professional advice before investing your hard earned cash.

This weeks compilation is as follows:


Top of the Tips: Share Recommendations

 


Buy

BAT Offers Strong Potential

Despite share prices having risen and a reduced yield of 3.6%, The Independent has BAT (British American Tobacco) as a buy, citing the strength of emerging markets in developing countries, and particularly the hope that western companies will become able to start selling in China, a huge market. Buy says The Independent, hold says The Telegraph.

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)

The pharmaceutical giant will be paying out £4.5bn to shareholders in the coming year as a result of buybacks and dividends, offering a handsome reward for existing investors. With a prospective dividend yield of 3.3% and strong prospects for future growth, The Times has GSK as a buy.

It's Good To Talk, But How?

BT still face some uncertainty over the impact of growing competition, with both internet telephony and the likes of the Carphone Warehouse playing an increasing role in the market. But The Telegraph believe they present a good long-term prospect, trading at 12.5 times 2008 earnings and a 5.3% yield. Buy, say The Telegraph.


Sell

Cadbury Schweppes

Despite targeting a 3% - 5% increase in UK sales, a lacklustre summer saw a 5% decline in sales, and Cadbury's potential for growth looks limited. Their shares have underperformed the FTSE average by 16% over the last 12 months, and look like they may continue to disappoint. Sell, says The Times.

 

 

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