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I’ve no idea whether we’ll see a stock market crash this autumn, but if we do, I’m ready for it. I’ve identified three UK growth stocks I’d love to add to my Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) but look a little pricey. If a market dip makes them cheaper, I’ll swoop.
1. Games Workshop Group
Games Workshop Group‘s (LSE: GAW) been on a tear since joining the FTSE 100 last December. The Warhammer-maker posted record annual results in July, with pre-tax profits up 29.5% to £262.8m. The shares are up 38% over 12 months, despite a small (5%) dip over the past month.
The stock’s a little cheaper than a month ago, with a P/E of 27.1. That’s still well above the average FTSE 100 P/E of around 15. Its trading update on 17 September showed it’s on track to hit full-year targets, and there’s income too. Shareholder payouts total 225p for the year to June 2026, more…


