Tanfield Group is the new company name of Comeleon. As I understand it, Comoleon was getting into trouble so TAN (paerent company?) took over. Since this has happened the share price has dropped by 0.25p each day for the last week or so (on average) and are now around the 3p mark with very little activity.

Does anyone know much about this company or previously held stock in Comeleon? There is virtually no info out there other than on the company website.

cheers

Mike

TAN might not be the best place to put your money in now as there are many shares that are looking much more value and more upside after this carnage imo.

Have added today, not saying im calling the bottom, but appears strong support at 130, could be more to come, but i will be buying more if it goes lower again...

Yes , when the markets calm down and start to pick up again , Tan has the potential to get back to 2

people forget the company is still doing exactly what they were doing a month ago before the turmoil, yes the share price got ahead of itself, but on a long term scale i believe this is a company that will make it...

Bought back in.

so far so good, as Richard said on a different thread, the money will be going into quality stocks, TAN up 10p odd at the mo...

Dil - you jammy git :-)

Up over 12% for me so far , stop loss at 141p I'm off to the pub.

I got lucky again Al :-)

Ta skinny :-)

Stopped out at 140.5p for 12p gain , oh well.

Thought you were down the pub :-)

;-)))

Happy days again, what a difference a few hrs makes in this game. Thanks to the federal reserve I can sleep better over the weekend. I may have lost a big chunk of my wealth on this one lately but I kept my nerve and held onto the lot. Not saying were out of the woods by a long shot. Happy for the time being :))

Good luck all and have a good weekend.

before you sleep too easily, read post 1016 in Dubious Sell-off for clarification as to what has really happened

Hi cynic, I only said I would sleep "better over the weekend" I would rather run the risk
of investing in stocks that I feel will benefit me in the longer term rather than leave my doe in a savings account regardless of the markets volatility. And I certainly feel TAN fits the profile. I will not deny that I haven't been prone to the odd skid mark or two and I have no doubt there will be more to come in the days, weeks, months ahead.

Thanks anyway for pointing me to your post. As I have said in previous posts I'm a fledgling investor I have a lot to learn and will try to absorb any advice I deem pertinent as I still have a very long way to go.

does your "doe" have wonderful almond-shaped eyes?

Yes, And hopefully santa and his reindeer will arrive come December with a sled full of cash for me ;)

Lankin,

I think it is best to stick to shares before dabbling in Share bets.
At least until you think you know how the market works an then realise you don't and as of this moment nobody really knows what is going on and hoping the know which way the sheep are going to bolt.

The reason for sticking to shares is that it usually takes longer to go bust and after notice the pain of losing and after a while of recognising your mistakes and bailing out early before to much damage has been done.

Also, to trade derivatives on margin successfully you have to be exceptionally discipline or bloody lucky.

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Lankin,

I think it is best to stick to shares before dabbling in Share bets.
At least until you think you know how the market works an then realise you don't and as of this moment nobody really knows what is going on and are hoping they know which way the other sheep are going to bolt.

The reason for sticking to shares is that it usually takes longer to go bust and after a while begin to notice the pain of losing a little earlier admitting your mistakes to yourself and bailing out early before too much damage has been done.

Also, to trade derivatives on margin successfully you have to be exceptionally discipline or bloody lucky.

Perhaps, it is worth being paranoid enough, to wake up in the morning and think the bookies are out to get you.