Marks and Spencer reports mixed results yet remains a buy for the contrarian investor

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Marks and Spencer reports mixed results yet remains a buy for the contrarian investor

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Marks and Spencer reports mixed results yet remains a buy for the contrarian investor

Food sales help offset weaker homeware sales. Discounting sees weaker full year margin expectations. The Share Centre continues to recommend investors buy Marks and Spencer

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