Replies to post #5 on MJ Stocks

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Why do you say this:

Don't know how to destroy this board. Once I figure it out, I will kill it.

I always thought things live as long as there is breath. When a board ceases to attract readership, it no longer breathes, simple as that. What we have here, thanks to you, is the beginning of what could become an extremely useful forum. I predict that this board will grow exponentially because many investors starve for opportunity to understand and grow their own perspectives. Key to all this is going to come down to the degree of manipulation foisted upon sincere contributors. If we can steer clear of this, we'll likely help many out there, be they investors, good people looking for new medical advantages for themselves and their loved ones, or individuals embracing radical changes already sprouting across this vast country of ours.

This board will succeed because so many folks out there need it.

Good luck to us all!

[jugs]

The last post occurred in June. It appears to be a defunct forum.

There's a broad distance between an informative forum aiming to explore pertinent information of interest to investors as opposed to one devoted to analysis. Most analysis in penny stocks tends to be based largely on technical analysis. More experienced investors will argue against the "system" as it were while devotees will insist that it's all in the numbers and charts depicting history will invariably predict the future with unparalleled accuracy. So be it.

It's not for me to push my point of view so I won't. However, that board exploring analytic metrics don't seem to be doin' nuttin'.

Personally, I love stock analysis. Charts, leadership traits, very recent assessments of corporate energies and how/what/why they are expended? All of these add up to fascinating views of likely outcomes of our investments.