| Posted: 10-Jul-08 at 12:26 | IP Logged
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Extract from citywire.
"Meanwhile it emerged that hedge fund group Lansdowne Partners, which previously held just under 7% of the company, had sold most or all of its stake.
One investor to dodge the Tanfield bullet was Ross Hollyman of GAM, the asset manager owned by Swiss bank Julius Baer, who last week closed his short position at 'a good profit'."
Possibly accounted for by director buys? Whatever, it doesn't have to go north in a straight line, but the buys have momentum again.
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