Share Tip.

It's dropped like a stone so far this year. As it's a small company if you could convince a dozen or so investors to buy some shares, the price would rise. Looking at the chart suggests that most investors are avoiding the shares.

I'd strongly suggest you avoid small investments in unknown failing companies. It's as wise as putting money on the roulette.

Roy

What a surprise! It dropped a few more %. I hope HM that you lost a few quid.

It has been known for share tippers to buy shares in a small company prior to tipping it for no good reason. If all goes as planned the demand generated by the tip pushes the price higher and the tipper makes money by selling as the tip is published. Meanwhile, as there is no other reason for the rise, the share falls back a few days later and everyone else loses money. In the longer term, investors get really pi$$ed of with the stock, avoiding it at all cost, and, unable to raise funds, the company goes bust putting people out of work. It has happened more times than I'd care to mention.