Saturday, January 27, 2007
Debt management shares battered in late Friday trading
Slow growth in IVAs causes debt management company shares to meltdown
Debt Free Direct: "Over the last quarter, we have been challenged by two external factors; creditor posturing and increased advertising from our competitors," it said. "The combined impact of these two factors will make it challenging to fully achieve market expectations for the FY 2007," added the group.
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Rubberneck says:
More parasites hell bent on making a profit out of desperate suckers find out that you can’t fool all the people all the time.
Shame. Maybe we should start a disaster fund for them along with recent BTL landlords and estate agents.
Surfgatinho says:
I put a stop loss on my Debt Free Direct shares on Thurs evening and took a modest profit. Phew!!
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