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The Next share price has underperformed M&S this year. Is it a buy?

Well, if there is a case for buying Marks and Spencer (MKS) shares on the basis that it is more an investment in business model reform and not an investment in a recovery in the UK’s flat, stale and unprofitable economy and its stagnant consumer spending, is there also case for investing in Next (NXT) shares?

By Robert Sutherland Smith | Published 2013-07-08 07:01:57 |

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NAHUMDOLLAR20 Sep 2026

7 +1 = 8, thanks for the quiz!

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DUCKnDIVE20 Sep 2026

Your petty and increasingly desperate-sounding vendetta against Skins probably harms more of your subscribers than it helps; and you are definitely running scared about the upcoming RNS, which is a pleasure to see.In the extremely unlikely event that OPTI still own the 5m+ SBTX shares they owned five months ago and need to sell them, SOH will do so into a rising market – as has always been his modus operandi – and they will soon be history, whereas a positive RNS could spark a long-term rise in the SBTX share price. And Dixon is not the only significant SBTX shareholder: if the news this week is good, we may see another of the large shareholders happy to take any of SOH's shares off his hands.Of course, you will try your utmost to rip the SBTX RNS to shreds but you will be wasting your time: Skins is now run by an honest, capable, professional and highly credible BoD and their numbers will have been triple-checked by advisers. As ever, there will be no forward guidance on Croda revenues but that has been a fact of life for shareholders who are willing to gamble on the future success of a hard-won contract with a blue chip British partner.And if either or both of Skins' interim officers are announced as permanent employees after they have seen every skeleton in the cupboard, you should take that to the bank as a sure sign of future success.I'm sure that you secretly wish all SBTX shareholders, and especially those who still subscribe to SP, the best of luck going forward after their annus horribilis.

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BAGHOLDER7920 Sep 2026

7 this week - thank you for the quiz.

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MANICSEAGULL20 Sep 2026

The oldest university in England after Oxbridge is Durham which is not on the list. St Andrews isn't in England - Scotland!

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WELL INFORMED20 Sep 2026

I'm a Reform member Eric but Restore are just getting in the way. An alliance between Reform and the Tories would be ideal, but I doubt it will happen. The country is in a dire state - the perfect re-run of the 1970's. We've even got a Chancellor with the same surname - only difference is the other one had hair.

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Charles20 Sep 2026

Can you give links for NY Times I don't log in.

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BEARISHBULL20 Sep 2026

You think you've dismissed what he said, but you've actually made it worse by highlighting the layer upon layer upon layer of taxpayer money that is lavished on seemingly doing everything possible to stop these criminals from being removed from a country they broke into, and have no right to remain in.All whilst, of course, lavishing large salaries and pensions benefits on the self-congratulatory lanyard classes that have built this system at immense taxpayer expense to give themselves something to do all day, instead of you know, actually doing something that contributes taxes to and benefits this country.

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Eric_Tricity20 Sep 2026

The plumber story once again illustrates how indigenous British people are bottom of the pile in this country. What makes this worse, and I hear of plenty of other similar examples, is that the Government deny this is happening. This is being done purposely to cause anger and more division for the simply fact that a divided Nation is easier to conquer.

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