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Author	sidak View Profile \| Add to favourites \| Ignore
Date posted	2009-11-07 00:35
Subject	TANFIELD compared with MONITISE
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I was stop-lossed out of my remaining Tanfield positions in September. Confirms the importance of using stop losses. I currently continue to regard Monitise (market capitalisation £54.84million based on 13.25p) as a much better money making opportunity. For anyone interseted in researching Monitise over the weekend, I will post links to relevant websites and videos (from the ADVFN Monitise thread) on the iii MONI board. Meantime, good luck to all those still invested in TAN. In my opinion. No advice intended. Do your own research.
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