Wednesday's report on UK-Analyst is an extract from the Diaries of Evil Knievil

Flogging a Dead Horse An extract from the diaries of infamous bear raider Evil Knievil Today on UK-Analyst.com we bring you an exclusive extract from the diaries of legendary bear raider Evil Knievil, taken from his popular thrice-weekly column only on t1ps.com. As well as Evil's exclusive diaries, three times a week, t1ps.com also offers 20 hot new tips each year with frequent updates on their progress. While the success of the tips on the site varies and some have gone down in value, from the foundation of the site in the summer of 2000 to the end of May 2012 the average gain per tip on t1ps.com was 42.7%, with an average holding period of 35 months. This excludes the bid-offer spread and dealing costs, but also dividends, which in various cases have been/are substantial. To see all our tips join t1ps.com now for as little as GBP73 for a year's membership. August 31st 2012 Billing Services (BILL) today announces the acquisition of Connection Services Holdings Ltd. For a company that is supposed to be dead Billing is not behaving that way. Admiral (ADM) seems to be slowing down. Its overseas ventures are not yet paying off and competition is hotting up in the UK. The prop to the price is the dividend. But that can be cut. Barclays (BARC) is quite resilient on the news of the SFO investigation into the fund-raising based on the Qataris. This suggests that the public accepts that the worst is out. All this makes Barclays look very cheap at, say, less than 200p. A N Other bet on Valyra for the Arc at about 9.45 a.m. last Wednesday. Valyra had died probably no later than 7.00 a.m. that morning. These facts emerged about eight hours later. On the principle that where the punter cannot win he cannot lose A N Other's money is safe. The bookmaker has yet to account. We'll see. Risk Warning: The value of investments can go down as well as up. Investing in equities can lose you part or all of your capital. Smaller company shares can be relatively illiquid and thus hard to trade. And that makes such investments more of a high risk than larger company shares. Financial spread betting is high risk activity, losses from which are potentially unlimited. UK-Analyst.com is owned by t1ps.com Ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and can be contacted at Third Floor, 3 London Wall Buildings, London EC2M 5SY. September 3rd 2012 Elsewhere in the hopeless camp we revisit Orchid Developments (OCH) which has today announced adverse court results in Bulgaria. The storm clouds just got intenser. Still time to sell above 1p. Singers has today issued a buy note for Trinity Mirror (TNI) with a target price of 40p. This is derived from yield basis considerations. Most curious. Last Friday I lunched with Paul Atherley of Leyshon Resources (LRL). There is a constant seller. Here, buyers have to bet on Paul's team's capacity to profit from Chinese shale gas. I would only add that net cash is 14p and the buy price is 12.5p. This is an attractive starting point. Yours sincerely, Evil's Idiot Diarist Don't forget, the only place to read Evil's diaries in full is on t1ps.com, which also features 20 hot new tips a year and frequent updates on their progress.

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