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- Buy GSK (GSK) by Simon Watkins in The Motley Fool
- Overweight easyJet (EZJ) by Morgan Stanley
- Outperform Hochschild Mining (HOC) by RBC Capital
- Reduce Ocado Group (OCDO) by HSBC
- Buy Ilika (IKA) by Berenberg
- Overweight Alphawave IP Group (AWE) by Barclays
- Equal Weight Associated British Foods (ABF) by Barclays
- Hold Hipgnosis Songs Fund Limited NPV (SONG) by Investec
- Hold Tyman (TYMN) by Peel Hunt
- Neutral Britvic (BVIC) by Goldman Sachs
- Hold CVS Group (CVSG) by Jefferies
- Hold Rolls-Royce Holdings (RR.) by Lauren Almeida in The Times - Tempus
- Hold Mercantile Investment Trust (The) (MRC) by Lauren Almeida in The Times - Tempus
- Buy Intertek Group (ITRK) by Robert Stephens (Telegraph) in The Telegraph - Questor
- Hold International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (CDI) (IAG) by Deutsche Bank
- Overweight St James's Place (STJ) by Barclays
- Hold AstraZeneca (AZN) by Deutsche Bank
- Buy Playtech (PTEC) by Citi
- Neutral Vesuvius (VSVS) by JP Morgan
- Buy Wetherspoon (J.D.) (JDW) by Citi
Tom Knowles
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About Tom Knowles
Tom Knowles is an award-winning journalist, working both for the business and home news pages, writing four to five stories a day for print and digital for The Times Newspaper. He began his career with The Times back in 2012 as a reporter, before becoming a graduate trainee in 2013. During this time, he spent seven months living in Edinburgh in the lead-up to the independence referendum and Interviewed both the former First Minister Alex Salmoond and current SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon. After a year as a graduate he was given a job as an online business reporter before finally moving onto a role as the economics and property correspondent, which he has continued to do since 2015.