Diageo shares remain a buy, although they may mark time for a while after recent strong gains. The Telegraph's Questor is expecting a pull-back in the FTSE 100 over the next month or so - and Diageo will not be immune to these market moves. However, long-term prospects are good and investors should regard any falls as a buying opportunity.Hargreaves Landsdown trades on 15 times next year's forecast earnings compared to 9.2 times for Rathbone Brothers and 9.7 times for Brewin Dolphin. The prospective yield, at 3.7 per cent, is respectable and the company is not shy about paying dividends. Hargreaves is going to find it hard to repeat the performance, but then it keeps defying expectations. These shares are a solid Hold, if not better. Hold for now, says the Independent.The Times says Hargreaves shares, down 2¼p at 245¾p yesterday, have outperformed their peers lately and trade at 20 times expected earnings this year. That's up to date with events, it adds.So is DSG out of the woods? It seems a strange question to ask the day after it revealed a plunge in sales as ugly as any seen during the recession, but Mr Browett was tentatively marking yesterday as a watershed moment, says the Times. So the remaining question mark is over consumer confidence and the economy. At 19 times next year's expected earnings, that looks an expensive bet. Avoid.32red was down 11.6 per cent yesterday, but investors were no doubt taking profits after gains of 16 per cent in the last quarter. With no dividend, investors will need more appreciation and, trading on a p/e ratio of 10.4 times, we think it is on the cards. Buy, says the Independent.Nervous investors should sell half their holding and run with the gains but, based on the long-term outlook for Cape's market and the lowly valuation, Questor maintains a buy stance on the shares, says the Telegraph.Investors in TUI Travel and Thomas Cook may have to wait until 2011 for a material pick-up in consumer confidence, writes the Times.Eaga is offering a solid performance and the discount would tempt, but better yields can be found elsewhere and the Independent says it would expect the share price to stall as investors chase riskier bets. Hold.Please note: Digital Look provides a round-up of news, tips and information that is impacting share prices and the market. Digital Look cannot take any responsibility for information provided by third parties. This is for your general information only as not intended to be relied upon by users in making an investment decision or any other decision. Please obtain a copy of the relevant publication and carry out your own research before considering acting on any of this information.