Latest share tips: EasyJet, Moneysupermarket & more
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Here's your roundup of the latest share tips. See which companies the experts are buying, selling or holding this week.
EasyJet, Moneysupermarket and Jet2 are among the companies under the spotlight this week.
EasyJet – BUY
Symbol: EZJ.L
Index: FTSE 100
The budget airline has pleased analysts with third-quarter results ahead of their forecasts.
This performance and its guidance for the fourth quarter are better than for its rival Ryanair, according to Alexander Paterson, an analyst at Peel Hunt.
“We do not expect to change full-year 2024 forecasts materially and see recent stock weakness as providing an excellent buying opportunity,” he said.
Moneysupermarket – BUY
Symbol: MONY.L
Index: FTSE 250
The price comparison website’s first half results revealed a positive performance and good strategic progress made.
Roddy Davidson, research analyst at Shore Capital, expects the company to extend its track record of strong cash generation and believes the stock is undervalued.
“Our fair value estimate of 313p suggests almost 40% share price upside potential,” he said.
Fuller Smith & Turner – HOLD
Symbol: FSTA.L
Index: FTSE SmallCap
The pub chain’s like-for-like sales have been improving and this trend is expected to continue for the full year 2025.
Douglas Jack, an analyst at Peel Hunt, expects the share price to consolidate around current levels with like-for-like trading normalising.
“We increase our target price to 750p but retain our ‘hold’ recommendation,” he said.
Jet2 – BUY
Symbol: JET2.L
Index: FTSE AIM UK 50 Index
The holiday company has said that demand remains resilient, even though bookings are coming in closer to departure time.
According to Gerald Khoo, an analyst at Liberum, Jet2’s model delivers superior unit profitability and returns on capital – but this isn’t reflected in its rating.
“Our recommendation remains ‘buy’ with an unchanged target price of 1,750p,” he said.
Informa – BUY
Symbol: INF.L
Index: FTSE 100
The publishing group has published upbeat results with full-year guidance raised and confirmation of a recommended offer to buy Ascential.
It’s also continued using AI to deliver product benefits and operational efficiencies, according to Roddy Davidson, research analyst at Shore Capital.
“We remain positive on the dynamics of the international exhibitions industry and like the breadth of INF’s portfolio of leading brands,” he said.
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