Here are some share tips for you to look into as an investment

BUY

Bglobal (BGBL) are a meter specialists and have recently had money problems but that is now resolved after sorting out their debt issues.  This will now allow them to concentrate on increasing their installations brining in more revenue.  The shares have been rumoured to rally according to publication “Shares”

Price 16p

52 Wk High – 34p | 52 Wk Low 8p

BUY

Ithaca (IAE) is an Oil firm that has recently negotiated an asset deal with Dutch firm Dyas.  This now makes the firm debt free with a large amount of cash.  This is one to watch out for according to Investors Chronicle.

Price 36p

52 Wk high – 134p | 52 Wk low – 11p

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SELL

Marstons (MARS) This company is pub operator with £1.3bn net of debt.  The dividend has also been cut.  They had a turn around strategy which seems unconvincing.  This company has a rocky future ahead of it.  This has been named as a SELL from Investors Chronicle.

Price 91p

52 Wk high – 238p | 52 Wk low – 81p

Workspace Group (WKP) which lease office space to small to medium sized businesses (SME) released full year results this morning causing a 1.7% increase in the share price this morning despite a fall in the FTSE driven down by miners.  Current FTSE price is 4389.32 down -49.82.

Workspace reported a pretax loss of £360.4 million for the year ended March 2009, compared with a loss of £37 million a year earlier.

Panmure Gordon rate this company stock as a “BUY”

Panmure describes Workspace’s results as “encouraging”, saying they met its forecasts, and that it is maintaining its 2010 forecasts for the group.  This is promising for a commercial property company during this time, which will give hope for investors.

Workspace are also paying a 0.50p dividend to share holders making this an attractive stock to hold and will make current share holders happy.

The broker says despite the challenging nature of property markets in recent times, the company continues to see resilience in both demand and the cash rent-roll.

“Furthermore, with the business significantly de-risked following the rights issue, debt-restructuring and ongoing disposal programme, we see good potential upside for the business when the London property market turns,” says Panmure

Current Share Price – 14.86p

Broker Rating – “BUY”

NAV – 27P

Final dividend of 0.50p per share proposed