"Just a few points to ponder if you are a pumper or a basher."
Expanding upon JohnSamuel's "humble opinion":
Wisdom from "Wall Street":
For the next gut wrenching plunge in GOIG pps..........
Lou Mannheim: Bud... Bud I like you. Just remember something. Man looks in the abyss, there's nothing staring back at him. At that moment man finds his character. And that is what keeps him out of the abyss.
In GOIG's case I think it means.......don't be one of those with 'weak hands'!
For jrozer's PR 'predictions........
Lou Mannheim: I don't know where you get your information, but I don't like it.
However I part company with Lou on this one. Follow me on this. jr has seen the movie, and probably "Boiler Room" as well.
IF he could be remotely linked to actual insider info he might very well suffer the fate of Bud Fox. Risk that for what, to gain
bragging rights on an online investment board? Right, risk VS reward.
Lastly, if I were a new, hot shot SEC enforcement employee, with a mandate to find SEC inside info trading violations 'pelts'
to hang on my 'career belt', I'd log my internet savvy ass on to the online stock boards and create an algorithm
to flag posted 'predictions' with a suspiciously high accuracy rate. That would furnish me with a 'persons of interest' list.
Short step from that to a subpoena of the online board's poster's ip address.
Following me 'insiders'? Same process can be legally turned upon bashers by companies
whose stocks are "adversely affected by materially false statements". Same problem, different algorithm, similar subpoenas.
Sleep tight, don't let the SEC bed bugs bite!
