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Sunday Telegraph
Acquisitive security firm G4S is 'very confident' over prospects despite a looming recession as it continues to expand into emerging markets such as Africa and Asia, and terrorist fears remain high in more developed Western countries.
The company's shares have dropped 20% this year but outperformed the wider FTSE 100 Index, down 36%. Shares look cheap and investors should buy at 195.4p.
Magners cider maker C&C is hoping for renewed fizz after the arrival of former Scottish & Newcastle chief executive John Dunsmore in the top job last week.
Although the Dublin-based group has suffered sales declines and profit warnings - hitting the share price - the fundamentals of the cider market remain strong and Mr Dunsmore brings strong experience of the sector.
The shares are rated a buy at 1.43 euros (122p).
Insurer Catlin has been buffeted by losses on hurricanes Ike and Gustav, but is well-placed to withstand the turbulence ahead and should benefit from higher premium payments in the future. It has also broadened the business through acquisitions.
Investors are recommended to buy at 386p.
Mail on Sunday
Hargreaves Services makes most of its profits from mining, importing and transporting coal and coking coal.
The shares have suffered amid general market concerns over smaller businesses, but Hargreaves - the owner of the UK's last surviving coke works at Monckton, South Yorkshire - has many long-term contracts in place. Buy at 459.5p.
Wind farm group Renewable Energy Holdings owns wind farms in the three windiest places in Europe - Britain, Germany and Poland. The UK arm should be able to power up to 100,000 homes by 2010 and the firm is already making profits of more than £1 million after just four years in business. Analysts reckon the shares are cheap at 38.5p. Buy.
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