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

5p by Friday?!! ;o)

If it is, you're all going to have a lot of stab wounds :-(

I firmly believe that selling now would be nuts....perhaps I'm wrong but this company will soon be hardly able to cope with the number of orders coming it's way !

Elastoplast at the ready!

Could it possibly start to become a takeover target. Might be worth starting a rumour?! ;o)

kimoldfield Hope you are joking, if not , why buy ?

so have i at 91.5

I'm a masochist 700202!

To be serious, I have faith in this company, it is doing all the right things and I feel that maybe there is just a touch of mischief making going on today. Don't know who to blame other than MM's, well that's a good place to start!

as in many things, the point of entry is all too important if satisfaction is to be achieved!

:o)

Nice rebound..long may it continue !

this is going down further i'm afraid.....and market volatilty will knock it down more in short term.

surprised at u buying this at 108p cynic for one thats cynical on most shares.....even more surprised as u seem to buy cos it dropped in price early in day

i've done that before and been burnt

i am an ace at calling it right but buying it wrong!

rather tragically i can agree with that sentiment cynic

two product coy ... both going great guns ... very cheap ... what more can you expect from an investment ? my only concern is that they seem to be going too fast while announcing many new models.

Tipton you are right strains will develop if supply starts to exceed real sales.

Poor old Tan. haven't got it but would love to see sp recover.

Fear it isn't going to happen short term.

Apparently TAN is not able to achieve the forecast production level for electric vehicles of 30 per month due to supplier constraints and is only producing around half that number presently. They are going to move the production to another site which will no doubt be costly in time and money. IN addition TAN is unlikely to become cashflow positive before the end of 2008.

Good reason not to sell and to accumulate more on the dips !
Good potential to make impressive gains in a couple of yrs time (imho)