Gold...
It beats the nonsense pumps of a few who's just as soon trap others because misery loves company.
If reading bearish views/opinions of a company who's stock so poorly performs is toxic to you then turn it off.
I own plenty of stocks, and each board has bulls and bears. Ill debate the merits of each side with anyone smart enough to debate me.
If I were a new investor I for one would appreciate bearish views and bullish ones which guide me towards outlying resources to perform better DD.
Are you going to sit there behind your screen and honestly say that if you knew then, what you know now that you'd still buy this stock?
I haven't just blindly bashed this stock. I've cited reference material in the form of PR's, SEC filings, contact numbers, Merriam Webster definitions, Investopedia definitions, etc!
Had you read my posts and used those references and seen past fluffy PR's are you going to say you'd still have bought? That you'd have disregarded bonafide definitions, bonafide examples, bonafide SEC filings and utterly ignored the advice of someone who has clearly demonstrated that he's vastly more experienced than you?
Bearish views can be helpful...they can be insightful and they can provide keen steerage in a low visibility environment. They are as essential as any valid bullish view.
They are a necessary yin to a yang.
