ADVFN Premium Newsletter Round Up – Friday 21 October 2016

PUBLISHED: 21 Oct 2016 @ 13:45 | Comments (0) | More info about Fiona Craig

This week on ADVFN’s premium newsletters you could read top tips and market analysis about the following companies and issues:

Tom Winnifrith’s Nifty Fifty newsletter looked at Interquest (LSE:ITQ) whose shares slipped, 1Spatial (LSE:SPA) and their disappointing results, Reach4Entertainment (LSE:R4E) whose shares slid down, among others. They also tipped a company they think is expected to do very well.

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This week the Hot Stock Rockets team looked at Falanx (LSE:FLX) which had a lot of good news, Kefi Minerals (LSE:KEFI) which had some bad news, and OptiBiotix (LSE:OPTI) which has increased investment in its subsidiary SkinBiotix.

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On his Contrarian Investor newsletter, Clem Chambers jumped back into the markets and bought two shares, doubling down on stocks already owned which are dogs but are due better days.

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The OMG blog (Opportunity 4 Material Gains) analyses companies in detail and this week they report on mining company El Oro (LSE:ELX) which is recovering. In their weekly review they talk about Aeorema Communications (LSE:AEO), Amino Technologies (LSE:AMO) and Proactis (LSE:PHD) among others.

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On the Deep Value Shares newsletter, Professor Glen Arnold looks at company fundamentals in depth, examining all aspects of a company’s financials before deciding whether to recommend the company or not. This week he continued to analyse Haynes (LSE:HYNS).

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