Agreed
The Bashers are worse but the "Major Run Set to Happen Now" group also gets really old - and does allow one to have a bit of suspicion.
I am wondering if some of these people are with the company or are MM's with ulterior motives.
The comments are so repetitive and so absurd, that it obfuscates the true dynamics of the stock.
You have to remove the outliers (and liars). Disregard the most negative comments and the most positive ones - and look at the mean - the average.
Once you remove the extraneous noise - both positive and negative - you get a feel for the direction of the position.
This stock is not going to do a 1000% run today or tomorrow and it is not a scam company either. This is a penny stock, rarely are fortunes made in a day, and all of these fortune-tellers (on both sides of the line) - have been wrong so far.
Look at the charts, the market, the potential for this type of commodity/good/service, capacity for global adoption of this currency, success of paypal, dollar stability issues, etc.
This is a safe hold in the medium to long run. Don't pay attention to the fortune tellers, cheerleaders or chicken littles - they do not assist in making sound financial decisions and will have a negative impact on your portfolio if you allow them to distract you.
These people are like classmates who will try and get you to party the night before the final exam. They always feel like they are going down, and thus look for others to take with them, despite hurting themselves in the process.
None of these people - Bashers or Cheerleaders - has much of an effect on the position. The repetitive predictions of thousand percent runs and drops to 1/1000000 of a cent have all been wrong so far.
The boy who cried wolf was eaten after the third time he yelled for help. No one believed him after the first two incidents. If you hear cries of "Wolf" on the board - just ignore them - as they have had their two chances.
