What to buy, what to sell in 2013

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Complimentary Report; What to buy, what to sell in 2013. Request your complimentary report CFDs, Spreadbetting and FX involve a high level of risk and you can lose more than your original investment. It is not suitable for everyone so please ensure you understand the risks involved

BANKS, MINERS, OIL STOCKS   Dear Subscriber,   Do you hold any of the above, or are you thinking about buying them? If so then you must read this COMPLIMENTARY report before you make your next decision.   CLICK HERE   Our analysts have extensively researched these sectors. Which stocks in these sectors are prime for buying right now, and which should be avoided or off-loaded?   This report includes:   Banks - Lloyds, RBS, Barclays, HSBC. All have reported recently. Shares have posted strong gains over the last few months. But which still have skeletons in the closet? Further PPI and LIBOR claims?   Miners - Rio Tinto, Kazakhmys, Xstrata, Glencore. Which miners would be hit hardest by  economic slowdown? Which would be more resilient?   Oil Stocks - BP, Shell, Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Tullow. is your money better off in the big boys, or is now the time to side with the small guys? Downloading this report requires no commitment from you, and there is no charge.   * This report relates to CFD trading and Spread betting

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