City File: Shares fell

Sunday 14 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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THE shares of Queen's Moat Houses fell to a low of 33p before Christmas, thanks mainly to worries about the level of Queen's Moat's debts. Then they recovered to 58p before collapsing again to close at 45p on Friday.

Nigel Reed at Paribas thinks this is crazy. The UK hotel market is recovering, and even if Germany, where Queens Moat has a large operation, is suffering, the shares are trading on an earnings ratio of seven-and- a-half. Buy.

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