Gamble of the Week: detecting a bargain stock

A healthcare company that has developed a biodegradable implant looks cheap. So it could be worth including in your portfolio.

Just about anyone who has ever travelled through airport security barriers is familiar with the standard procedure of emptying their pockets and putting all objects through the metal detector. Pretty straightforward although it does pose obvious difficulties for those individuals with metal implants.

Gamble of the week: Inion Oy (Aim IIN: 53p)

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Paul gained a degree in electrical engineering and went on to qualify as a chartered management accountant. He has extensive corporate finance and investment experience and is a member of the Securities Institute.

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