Did you miss out on a 7.9% gain in Netcall Today?
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Tom Winnifrith
PUBLISHED:
Jan 22 2013 @ 15:30
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AIM listed Netcall (LSE:NET) had a trading statement this morning. The initial reaction was mixed and at 10.20 the shares were at 33.25p. Then Onefreesharetip.com sent out its daily free share tip. The stock moved at once and closed the day at 35.875p – a gain from 10.20 AM of 7.9%. Yet again thousands of investors who are registered for high quality analysis with Onefreesharetip.com saw shares move steadily and materially higher on the back of one of our share tips.
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This is simply not true though is it? The tip was sent out at 12pm, not 10:30.
The share dropped shortly after the tip and was actually slightly down on the tip point by the end of the day – it also opened down today.
hmm trades show the spread at the time the tip was sent out was 35-37 so Jacob is right, Tom was basically recommending new punters buy at 37p. The bid price now sits at 34.5c so yesterday’s mailout has given those punters a loss position.
As expected the freesharetips site is being used as an attempt to ‘pump’ the price of previously tipped stocks to paying members of Nifty Fifty.
As such these ‘2nd wave’ tips may present shorting opportunities as Nifty Fifty members exit their short-term trades.
Gina
What a prize twat you are.
a) Netcall not tipped by me but by another. Read the frigging piece, I said take profits ( too early) some months ago. I disagree with this analysis.
b) Netcall nota Nifty Fifty tip.
So you are just plain wrong. And a twat for making defamatory remarks without checking your facts.
Grow up & get a life
Tom
Tom, thankyou for clarifying you don’t agree with the Netcall recommendation. Reading the above piece it sounded like you were basking in the glory of the tip.
I should have written: ‘onefreesharetip.com’ [not Tom] recommended new punters buy at 37p. The bid is now 34.5c so yesterday’s mailout gave them a loss position.
In the original promotional article for Nifty Fifty you said “Tips will appear at offer and bid prices. That is the honest way to present performance.”
http://uk.advfn.com/newspaper/tom-winnifrith/12071/the-nifty-fifty-is-live
In other words reporting at the mid price as in this piece and in your onefreeshare tips is a dishonest way to present performance. What are your thoughts on that?