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Red Hot Penny Shares performance over last 5 years...
| Period | Average return |
| July 2009 - June 2010 | 27.21% |
| July 2008 - June 2009 | -43.70% |
| July 2007 - June 2008 | 8.76% |
| July 2006 - June 2007 | 48.42% |
| July 2005 - June 2006 | 0.39% |
| Average 5 year return: | 8.21% |
This one penny share is exploring in frontier regions that could yield billions of barrels of oil... and make you 600% in the process if all goes to plan.
Based in Western Africa this company's licence areas could be the 'geological twin' of Brazil, which has had great success with drilling in the recent past.
Original RHPS Recommendation - BUY UP TO 2.5p
Get in on this oil small cap RIGHT NOW and beat mainstream investors. You could see if these shares meet my 15p price target within 12 month... simply click through to start your no obligation trial!
| Company | Date Tipped | Change Since Tip | Risk Rating | Industry | Action |
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Nov '09 | 354% | High | Technology Hardware & Equipment (AIM) | Hold |
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Mar '08 | 167% | Medium | Telecommunications (AIM) | Buy |
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Dec '09 | 152% | High | Healthcare Equipment & Services | Buy |
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Jan '09 | 127% | High | Software & Computer Services (AIM) | Buy |
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June '10 | 105% | High | Healthcare (AIM) | Hold |
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Aug '07 | 98% | High | Exploration & Production (AIM) | Hold |
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April '10 | 69% | High | Software & Computer Services (AIM) | Hold |
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Mar '10 | 55% | High | Electical and Electronic Equipment (AIM) | Buy |
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Jan '10 | 53% | High | Mining (AIM) | Buy |
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Mar '09 | 33% | High | Specialty Chemicals (AIM) | Buy |
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April '10 | 25% | High | Mining (AIM) | Buy |
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Sept '09 | 21% | Medium | Software & Computer Services (AIM) | Buy |
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June '10 | 15% | High | Oil & Gas Producers (AIM) | Buy |
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May '10 | 13% | High | Mining (AIM) | Hold |
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Dec '09 | 7% | Medium | Healthcare Providers | Buy |
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Mar '10 | 6% | Medium | Pharmaceuticals (AIM) | Buy |
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Nov '09 | 3% | Medium | Mining (AIM) | Buy |
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Jul '09 | 0% | High | Food Retailers (AIM) | Buy |
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Feb '10 | 0% | High | Pharmaceuticals (AIM) | Buy |
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Jul '09 | 0% | Medium | Industrial Suppliers (AIM) | Buy |
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Jul '09 | 0% | High | Oil & Gas Producers (AIM) | Buy |
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April '10 | -3% | High | Oil & Gas Producers (AIM) | Hold |
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Jan '10 | -4% | High | Mining (AIM) | Buy |
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June '10 | -7% | Medium | General Financial (AIM) | Buy |
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Mar '10 | -8% | High | Mining (AIM) | Hold |
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Nov '09 | -9% | High | Pharmaceuticals (AIM) | Buy |
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May '10 | -15% | High | Healthcare (AIM) | Buy |
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Feb '10 | -18% | High | Biotechnology | Buy |
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May '10 | -23% | High | Mining (AIM) | Buy |
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Sept '08 | -26% | High | Software & Computer Services (AIM) | Buy |
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Oct '09 | -28% | High | Oil & Gas Producers (AIM) | Buy |
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Sept '09 | -37% | High | Media (AIM) | Buy |
Correct as at 29/06/10. The past is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
