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9 top UK shares I’d buy in 2021 for my Stocks and Shares ISA and hold forever Image source: Getty Images
The uncertain economic environment hasn’t discouraged me from continuing to buy UK shares in 2020. And I plan to keep building my Stocks and Shares ISA next year too. The broader outlook is fraught with problems Covid-19 and otherwise but there are still many companies that should deliver terrific shareholder profits in the short term and beyond.
Here’s a cluster of top-quality UK shares I’d be happy to buy for my own ISA in 2021:
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3 UK shares for 2021 I think could TREBLE my money in the new bull market!
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Has there been a better time to go UK share shopping? Huge uncertainties persist for the global economy as we move into 2020, sure. But careful investors have an opportunity to make a fortune by buying quality stocks at cheap prices today and watching them soar in value during the new bull market.
I’d happily buy the following UK shares for my own Stocks and Shares ISA today. Just like the
FTSE 250 did during the 2010s, I reckon these top stocks could treble in value during the next decade.
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Accrol Group
(The Mail on Sunday) Toilet paper (or the lack of it) has been one of the unlikely symbols of 2020. This Lancashire-based maker of supermarket own-brand kitchen roll and loo paper increased output by 40% early in 2020 to cope with the spike in demand. Profits look set to leap this year as a result, while in the longer term steady growth in demand could come from budget-conscious consumers switching to its products. There has been no dividend following a bumpy period after 2016, but management hopes to reinstate payouts “as soon as practically possible”.
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(Shares) Once a “simple distributor” of electrical widgets, this engineer is evolving into a producer of higher-margin custom-made products. That means things like “blade controls” for wind turbines and sensor and power systems for the aerospace industry. Such “bespoke” work is harder for competitors to imitate and there is repeat demand from customers needing replacements. Very stron