There are lots of unhappy shareholders on any stock on the planet Earth. This means absolutely nothing. On top of this we have no statistics as to who sold on Friday and Monday, and why, and whether they made any money or not. Thus, we cannot conclude anything by simply saying "lots of unhappy shareholders". The meaning of this statement if vague without concrete, verifiable and tangible statistics concerning the situation. For example, how do you know how many people owned the IGSM stock before the stock pick on Friday, and then sold it when they saw the stock skyrocket (in comparison to the PPSs they bought it at)? In addition, how do you know how many stocks were bought and sold by the stock promoter, who admitted that he had gotten paid for the promotion? And how do you know when exactly the so-called dump happened, and by what and how many people? We have no shred of information relating to these facts. Therefore it is quite immature and unprofessional to assign blame to individuals in a totally vague and, very possibly, erroneous way.
Nowhere is there a pure creation or production of power
without a corresponding exhaustion of something
to supply it.
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Michael Faraday, Chemist and Physicist, 1840.
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