Houston Natural Resources Corp (HNRC)

[WEEDWACKO]

DO WE REAL WANT THE WOLFPACK HERE!!

WITTER WARS:
While a lot of ganjcos have held news releases off to keep away from the tsunami of Tweed coverage, an interesting scene is playing out on Twitter, where an individual who calls himself @WolfOfWeedSt has made a big name for himself buying up weed pennystocks, and then telling his 16,000 followers to buy them. Unlike your traditional pump and dump scenesters, Wolf plays a long game, telling his #Wolfpack that they should hold the stocks rather than flip them for quick profits. He tends to focus on companies that have long potential, and that allows his group to keep banging the drum on the stock over a long period.

This morning, the #wolfpack was written about by the BBC – the first widespread international coverage of this fast growing collective – and the group took the opportunity to demonstrate their power by releasing their latest ‘unicorn’ pick, joining previous picks SPLI and MINE, is the Fortitude Group (OTO:FRTD, Stock Forum).

FRTD stock duly jumped 75% in half an hour, from $0.04 to $0.07.

The movement was so hard and fast that #Wolfpack trended #2 on Twitter across North America.

But all was not well in Wolfville. Another Twitter penny stocks player, @TimothySykes, has taken it upon himself to demonstrate @WolfOnWeedSt is not to be trusted, and has thus shorted all of his recommendations with his 79,000 Facebook and Twitter followers over the last week.

“I'm thinking of a 2 letter adjective that describes @WolfOfWeedST - 1st letter is B lets see if $SPLI $MINE $FRTD bagholders can guess the 2nd” he tweeted this morning.

Twitter user @HappyPennyStock has 31,000 Twitter followers, and he’s joining the Sykes shorting attack, posting, “That 5 day chart in $MINE is a shorters dream.. I go one stock making money going up... I need another one making money GOING DOWN..Feel me?”

What’s abundantly clear isn’t which one of these social media market makers is right or wrong, cool or uncool, or worth following or not… it’s that if you’re going to buy a weed stock, it makes more sense to look at basic investment data and decide whether the company is a good long term play or not before you commit your money to a wild west sector like medical marijuana and/or play the daytrade swings.

Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/natural-resources/2014/04/04/medical-marijuana-update-tweed-busts-out-gate-chlormet-halted-on-news#cZDBWmW2mWQMJhe0.99