Greggs has made a strong recovery from coronavirus but the shares have kept pace with events and even chief executive Roger Whiteside admits that the outlook is uncertain.
A broad-based engineer, the group is the UK s leading supplier of road safety barriers, with a fleet stretching 215,000 miles, enough to cover every single paved road in the country.
Metal prices are soaring and prospects are bright. Trident offers broad exposure to the commodities sector at an attractive 34p price. The shares are a buy.
US Solar Fund should also benefit from governments increased support for all things environmental. Solar power was the fastest-growing form of electricity generation in the US last year and the country already boasts enough solar plants to power more than 17 million homes. Over time, that number is expected to increase substantially.
President Biden is determined to cut carbon emissions dramatically in America. He has already extended tax credits for new solar power projects and other incentives are expected to follow.
This creates a favourable backdrop for US Solar Fund, the London-listed group specialising in American solar power projects. US Solar floated two years ago, raising $200million (£144million), at $1 a share, to acquire a portfolio of solar projects.
Gaylord Nelson was a relatively unknown American senator when an oil spill off the coast of California polluted vast swathes of the Pacific Ocean, killing thousands of sea creatures and coating beaches with black slime.
It was 1969 and the scale of the disaster gave Nelson an idea. A year later, he led the first Earth Day, when 20million Americans took to the streets to protest against environmental damage to their country.
Last Thursday, Earth Day celebrated its 51st anniversary, as more than a billion people around the world participated in climate and environment-related events.
Wind of change: Foresight Group is poised to benefit from action on climate change fuelled by Earth Day last week