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It gets worse. Shares in AIM and ASX listed Oilex (OEX) have now been suspended on Oz as the full scale of its legal difficulties emerges. The stock has never really recovered from the dual kiss of death of being tipped by both Zak Mir (HERE) and by market abuser Chris Oil (HERE) and is today down another 31% at 0.375p – roughly 90% below the levels when tipped by the dynamic duo a few months ago.
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Simple Moving Avarice
Well, certainly Chris Oil tipped it for what he calls “fundermental” (sic) reasons. But Zak’s tip stopped out a week later. Like all Zak’s tips it came with a stop, a target and a timeframe.
None of Zak’s tips claims to be anything other than short-term trader plays and anyone buying them as long-term endorsements of the company involved would be missing the point badly.