TNT or ORG – which one to sell?

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Question asked 11/06/2021

TNT or ORG – which one to sell?

Hi James,

thanks for the commentary. Its June and time to take the losses to offset the gains. Should I sell ORG or TNT? Which is more of a lost cause? Which has a better chance of recovery over the next 12 months?

Regards Ram

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Hi Ram,

Obviously MM cannot give any personal / tax advice hence I have just called it as we see it for both companies:

Internet security company TNT looks a good buy from a risk / reward basis with stops under 18c . A few guys in the office here love the story however it’s not one that has grabbed me.

ORG has endured an awful few years and although we aren’t considering the energy retailer its does appear to be looking for a base with its estimated over 5% yield being supportive.

In short, hard to split them. Sorry.

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