So did you miss out on profits with Gable today?
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Tom Winnifrith
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05 Jan 2013 @ 05:56
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Today saw the third free share tip of the day sent out by email to registered users of ADVFN’s new free service Onefreesharetip.com – the tip was Gable (GAH) at 45.25p and today’s star share tipster was Steve Moore, ex t1ps.com. The shares reacted accordingly and closed ahead by 5.6% at 47.875p. Yesterday saw the service serve up a tip from ADVFN boss Clem Chambers and his recommendation ended up 4.3%. On Wednesday I served up Port Erin Biopharma (LSE:PEBI) at 5.25p. Its shares are now 6..125p having risen both on Wednesday and yesterday. Three days. Three tips. Three gains for followers of this service. It is no coincidence and so it is no wonder that switched on investors are registering for more of the same.
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Well, in my portfolio of a dozen or so I had about seven stocks which rose each day. The three mentioned above no doubt were helped by the fact they were tipped so do not read too much into a few days and when the markets have been buoyant anyway.
The real test will be how they react to market down days.