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3 shares you should buy, now (stock picks by First Avenue Investment Management)
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The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield interviewed Nadim Mohamed, Investment Analyst at First Avenue Investment Management.
Mohamed reckons you need not look further than these three companies:
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Dis-chem
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Richemont
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Microsoft
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