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The Fantasy Fund Manager stocks tipped for the biggest gains
Analysts flag gains of up to 44pc on the FTSE 350 stocks they rate most highly
Big bets on Tesco, Shell and Vodafone shares could be the keys to winning the third season of the Telegraph s Fantasy Fund Manager competition.
Using Tipranks, a website that collates analyst ratings, Telegraph Money has found the FTSE 350 companies attracting the most bullish recommendations from stock market experts.
Tesco, the supermarket chain, is top. The £18bn firm did well in the early stages of the pandemic as grocers were one of the few shops permitted to stay open.
Lloyds and Shell could hold the keys to this week s £1,000 Fantasy Fund prize
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Lloyds is among a raft of FTSE 100 heavyweights updating the market this week
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This week is set to be the busiest so far for Fantasy Fund Manager players, as a deluge of companies on both the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 update the stock market on their progress.
Topping the bill are the FTSE 100 s banks and oil giants. Lloyds, HSBC, NatWest, Barclays and Standard Chartered will all provide first quarter updates, as will BP and Shell.