Thursday tips round-up: Moss Bros, Rockhopper, Domino's

30th Sep 2010 06:48

Moss Bros, which hires and sells men's suits, delivered a mixed bag for the six months to 31 July. It has no debt and analysts tip it return to profitability in the year to January 2012. So hold on, says the Independent.There will no doubt be a lot of back slapping at Rockhopper Exploration's annual meeting later today as shareholders hear how the group's stock has put on a remarkable 786.9 per cent in the last 6 months. But Rockhopper is still a small cap and will attract a disproportionate number of naysayers as a result. Hold, says the Independent.Wednesday saw yet another excellent update from pizza chain Domino's. Because of the high rating the shares are now a hold. Indeed, the average price target of nine City analysts who are monitored by Bloomberg is 473.89p, a few pence above the current share price. Hold, says the Telegraph.Cluff Gold, the West African-focused gold miner that recently started production on Wednesday revealed a maiden interim profit and said it appeared to be on track to hit its full-year production target of 100,000 ounces. Trading on a December 2010 earnings multiple of 12.6 times, falling to just 8.2 next year the shares are a buy, according to the Telegraph.When Philip Bowman was put in place as chief executive of Smiths Group in late 2007, there was an assumption that the man who sold Allied Domecq and ScottishPower was there to pull off the same trick at the specialist engineer, once the group had been returned to growth. On the basis of yesterday's results, Smiths is about ready to go. At present the shares sell on approaching 13 times this year's earnings. Buy, says the Times.Misys now specialises in two areas of financial software and the first three months of its financial year showed a similar pattern to the previous months: the treasury and capital markets division continues to perform strongly with revenues up 4 per cent to £38m. There has been talk that if the new banking systems catch on, the shares could rise as high as 360p and seasonally this is the weakest quarter for Misys, so there could well be an upside. For that reason, keep hold of the shares, says the Independent.Please note: Digital Look provides a round-up of news, tips and information that is impacting share prices and the market. Digital Look cannot take any responsibility for information provided by third parties. This is for your general information only as not intended to be relied upon by users in making an investment decision or any other decision. Please obtain a copy of the relevant publication and carry out your own research before considering acting on any of this information.