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Re: DrSteven post# 61583

Sunday, 03/30/2014 10:11:57 AM

Sunday, March 30, 2014 10:11:57 AM

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Yes, if you put too much stock (sorry) in discussion board information, you are in for trouble. Balance and perspective are needed. If you had no idea discussion boards on mrib existed, how would you view the stock based on the information that has been presented? The answer to this question, is to me, the reason for the anemic volume.

"You are learning the game just like everyone else has whether they admit it or not. Look at post histories and ask yourself who has that much time to sit at a computer and post all day every day and for what reason. When someone wants newbies to whack the ask they'll start throwing out stuff like this is going to .15 easy just hit the ask or if someone is shorting they'll say the opposite. So when mrib was around .05, it sounded like a bargain right? Couldn't lose. The chart wouldn't have lied to you then. But those same people would have said charts can't be trusted in the pinks. But they'll be the first to tell you that the chart looks amazing! The card some will play is their true honest belief in the company - honest guys like you and I might feel bad to contradict what is being said, right? That's part of the game. Run everything through a non biased crap filter first. Its your money, make your own decisions. I believe Marani is making an honest run at this, you have to step back and put realistic expectations into play. Try quitting the hub for week and see how your opinions change by just watching for pr's posted to yahoo finance for example (not the boards)."

"Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt" -Mark Twain