Share Sleuth archive

This is an archive of Share Sleuth articles published in Money Observer and written by Richard Beddard.

A typical Share Sleuth company is small, out of favour or just forgotten by investors and the media and, perhaps, an opportunity for the private investor.

Cheap shares are scarce [pdf]
Money Observer, February 2010   

Tilting at Windmills [pdf]
Money Observer, December 2009

Get a lift from thrift [pdf]
Money Observer, November 2009

Drip-feeding profit dreams [pdf]
Money Observer, October 2009

Detecting a growth story [pdf]
Money Observer, September 2009   

Looks good on paper [pdf]
Money Observer, August 2009

Triumph over adversity [pdf]
Money Observer, July 2009

Boom-time mentality [pdf]
Money Observer, June 2009

When the music's over [pdf]
Money Observer, May 2009

Exhibitions in a sorry state [pdf]
Money Observer, April 2009

A recipe for success [pdf]
Money Observer, March 2009

Pushing all the right buttons [pdf]
Money Observer, February 2009

The F Factor [pdf]
Money Observer, December 2008

Game back on [pdf]
Money Observer, October 2008

Will Optare win the battle of the buses? [pdf]
Money Observer, September 2008

The EDI approach passes the test [pdf]
Money Observer, August 2008

Publisher has plenty left in the Tank [pdf]
Money Observer, July 2008

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