Tristel (LSE:TSTL)
Tristel is a manufacturer of infection control, contamination control and hygiene products.
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Last updated 25-09-2020, 04:21:25pm BSTRelated Articles
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Down more than 10% today! Is it time to pounce on this stunning growth share?
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Fear market crash 2.0? Watch out for these small-cap stocks in July
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ISA investors! Are these stocks brilliant buys or terrible traps for the global recession?
Looking for a safe harbour during choppy weather? Royston Wild talks up some great stocks to buy as a global recession approaches. Read More »
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I’d hold this outperforming FTSE share in my investment ISA through crashes and bull markets
It's always nice to find a share that does well in bear markets and has lots of growth potential. I think Tristel is that... Read More »
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The FTSE stock market crash is not changing how I invest
I think regularly investing through this stock market crash will pay off in the future because time in the market beats trying to time... Read More »
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I think this AIM stock might clean up in a bear market
Tristel (LSE: TSTL) manufactures disinfecting materials. I think its shares are well-positioned to outperform the overall market. Read More »
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I think these 3 small-cap growth stocks are the real deal. But are they too expensive?
Paul Summers highlights three market minnows showing great positive momentum. Read More »
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This promising small-cap growth company could crack America!
A strong record of success, a positive outlook and oodles of growth potential make this one to watch closely, in my view. Read More »
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2 promising small-cap growth stocks worth watching in February
Paul Summers takes a closer look at two growth-focused companies, both of which report to the market next month. Read More »
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One stock I’d snap up and one I’d avoid in this market turmoil
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