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Tate & Lyle a good buy?
Thomas99
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Good for a punt? Down 28% Friday. Recovery play?
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Why have they dropped? Are they now over- or undervalued? Do you think the board of directors is running the company well? Would you be happy to hold these shares for many years, or are you just hoping that they'll rise up again soon, and are you basing most of that prediction on just the recent drop?Good for a punt? Down 28% Friday. Recovery play?
You need to consider a lot before you buy shares, especially when they're that volatile...I am a Chartered Financial Planner
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i think tate and lyle will prob get shorted like nrk. wait a while0
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Made a few £'s from £3.80 quick deal, but a risky hold, with the third profits warning in such a short time (Coca-Cola & commodity prices to blame)Martin Lewis is
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I haven't been catching the news about them. care to share what that has to do with Coca-Cola?
i only heard about the profit warning bit.0 -
I haven't been catching the news about them. care to share what that has to do with Coca-Cola?
i only heard about the profit warning bit.
Coca-Cola have developed their own artificial sweetener http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/consumer_goods/article1868286.eceMartin Lewis is
“The UK's Tightest Man”
– Philip Schofield This Morning0
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