Bullish trading update for PCF Group
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Lender PCF Group issued a bullish trading update at its AGM, with new business origination 78% ahead of the comparable period last year.
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Accrol Group – Falling knife or recovery play?
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Shares in toilet paper manufacturer Accrol have gone down the pan of late, but there could be recovery potential, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.
Synnovia could pay off for patient investors
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The recent price fall-back for shares in Synnovia gives patient investors an excellent buying opportunity, according to Mark Watson Mitchell.
Springfield Properties is cashing in on Scotland’s housing boom
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Mark Watson-Mitchell has his eye on Springfield Properties, Scotland’s only quoted housebuilder, which recently put out some very strong numbers.
Bloomsbury Publishing – A magical trading update on the way?
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Bloomsbury Publishing is due to announce a trading update soon – and Mark Watson-Mitchell thinks it work could work magic for the shares.
Manolete Partners – Shares soar on positive trading update
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Shares in Manolete have soared following a very positive trading update – but there could be more to come, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
PCF GROUP – Rapid growth in sight
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PCF Group has the capability to increase its lending portfolio quite significantly – from the £350m target by end September 2020 to £750m by 2022, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
One Media IP Group deserves a fair hearing
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The March results for this refunded music IP group should show a very positive outlook, writes small-cap guru Mark Watson-Mitchell.
HML Holdings: Undervalued with at least 50% upside potential
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Property management specialist HML Holdings is seriously undervalued at up to 50p per share, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.
FairFX: Recent price fall is probably overdone
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Shares in FairFX could well be worth tucking away, especially if we can get Brexit over and done with, argues Mark Watson-Mitchell.