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Wednesday, June 08, 2011 7:14:08 PM
What possible upside would a "tied-in" group of critics have? There is no financial gain derived from it if there is no entity to trade. Isn't it a tiny bit possible that you tend to see the same people warning investors when they spot the telltale signs of a bad investment? The baddies aren't that hard to spot at all. You see the same crews hovering and then pumping them over&over. Pumping bad stocks attracts marks, but it also attracts negative attention from critics who are sick of seeing scams perpetrated on the naive.
At this point, it's a no-win all around. But when assigning blame, make sure you consider who really is responsible to the shareholders. It's not the critics, it's the company and its IR team.
The only upside of this mess is from the SEC/FINRAs perspective of protecting potential investors from becoming bagholders, and current investors from becoming bigger bagholders.
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