So-called 'stay-at-home' stocks which benefited from widespread Covid-19 restrictions are set to maintain and grow their market share at the expense of high-street only firms, according to Philip Rodrigs, who is sticking with online retailers even as an easing of pandemic restrictions approaches.
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