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MIDAS UPDATE: Investors gain 138% as Mulberry shines There are not many similarities between Dunelm and Mulberry. One focuses on value, the other on affordable luxury. But it appears that consumers are interested in both.

Midas recommended the retailer, which sells clothes and leather goods, in early June, suggesting the shares should do well long term because the brand has a real appeal in places such as China and Brazil, where the numbers of wealthy people are growing rapidly.

But it seems as if the British cannot get enough of Mulberry either. Last Thursday, the company said sales in the ten weeks to October 2 were up 57% compared with last year. The group also revealed it had sold more full-price items than last year and had seen a surge in wholesale demand.

As a result, chairman Godfrey Davis hopes that profits for the year to March 2011 will significantly exceed market expectations.

Brokers responded by upgrading their forecasts, not just for next year but for the following two years as well. Before last week, they predicted pre-tax profits of 9.7m, 13.2m and 17m for 2011, 2012 and 2013 respectively.

Those figures have now been increased to 13m, 18m and 22m.

Midas verdict: Mulberry was trading at 206p in June. Since then, the price has risen by 138% to 490p. This is an extraordinary performance in such a short term and begs the question - what should investors do now?

Supporters of this company believe it has real potential, so the price may well rise further, but the recent increase is eyecatching. Sell 50% to 70% to lock in some profit and keep the rest in case the stock continues to provide rewards. And bear in mind, investors receive a discount on Mulberry products.

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WHAT THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS SAY : 28/11/2010
A 3.1bn debt may force Punch Taverns to close or sell 6,000 tenanted pubs

Europes finance ministers meet in Brussels today to agree the final terms of an 85bn bailout for Ireland

Portugal seems certain to follow Ireland in being bailed out

Whitehall cuts 3bn from office supplies bill after damning report by Sir Philip Green

Samsonite appoints Goldman Sachs to look into a $1bn flotation in Hong Kong

Sir Tom Hunter is about to sell Office shoe chain to Silverfleet Capital for around 150m

The CEOs of Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, RBS and Standard Chartered are estimated to be in line for bonuses totalling up to 15m

Supermarkets are to be banned from selling wine, beer and spirits below a national "minimum price"

Overseas banks, such as BNP Paribas, are undercutting the high street to tempt wealthy borrowers

Daily Mail group is preparing to water down staff pension benefits

Cattles could fall into administration this week

Findel set to announce 80m cash call as it seeks to reduce its 310m debt

Frozen turkey sales are on the rise as modern family life means most Britons now eat two Christmas lunches

Saturday Christmas shoppers shrugged off economic worries attracted by retailers offering discounts of up to 50%
Irish bailout fury as EU 'nationalises' Bank of Ireland

O'Neill says euro faces 'black swan' moment

BoE policymaker Andrew Sentance says it time for interest rates to rise gradually

UK to cut 90,000 fewer public sector jobs

Thomas Cook seeks China partner

Farmville creator says web is one big cocktail party

Energy companies blame green taxes for high bills

HSBC's Stuart Gulliver to focus on Asia

Cable: 'We will find a way to cut bank bonuses'

Herm turns to bankers for defence against LVMH
Bumper Black Friday in prospect as America goes to the sales

State-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group are under pressure to reveal the number of millionaires they employ

100,000 public sector jobs set to win reprieve from Treasury

BA and Iberia ready for 4bn lift-off with clearance from investors

BAE job cuts reach 9,000 in UK

Ireland's high street faces a bleak Christmas

Angela Merkel lobbies for bondholders to share pain of EU bailouts
Midas: Sit tight at B&B and Northern Rock, if you can afford to

The big six energy companies are braced for multi-million pound fines after Ofgem launched a review of the industry

Executives at Lloyds Development Capital are planning a management buyout of the High Street bank's private equity arm

Banks are poised to lend staff millions of pounds to pay tax bills

UK banks have more than $174bn (111.6bn) of loans and assets at risk in Spain and Portugal

New housing rental firm eyes 500m float

Think tank pours scorn on energy price probe

Investment risk for Longbridge

Barclays new chief executive examines sprawling empire

Paternoster on way back

Merger plan on the table as MGM avoids final curtain
Osborne's outlook brightens as growth figures beat forecasts

New plans push risk assessment to the front of annual reports

Adenauer and friends seek to block Ireland's 85bn Euro bailout

The Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank is to pay a record rent for the final retail unit at One Hyde Park

Wool's worth: Industry hits a high as demand rises

The City Diary: IG's High Court silence

Wagstaff ploughs Venture pay-off into British sparkling wine

Market Report: Balfour Beatty builds on US expectations
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