Did you miss out on a 12.7% gain in Minoan yesterday? Here’s a free tip?

PUBLISHED: Jan 11 2013 @ 01:38 | Comments (0) | More info about Tom Winnifrith

The share price of AIM listed property and travel group Minoan (LSE:MIN) surged ahead by 12.73% yesterday from 6.875p to 7.75p. Why? Well 100% of the move and 100% of the trading volumes happened AFTER the stock was flagged as a free share tip by analyst Adnan Siddique in an email sent to those who have signed up with onefreesharetip.com . For what it is worth ex t1ps man and contrarian investor Siddique flagged how, theoretically the shares could be 80% undervalued, or more.

Is it a fluke that Minoan moved? No. Onefreesharetip.com has now published seven share tips since its launch and every single stock tipped went up after the email went out. And then stayed ahead. The biggest winner to date, Port Erin Biopharma (LSE PEBI), was the first tip and is now 14.76% ahead.

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