No, Im just calling it as I see it and while the price was uptrending somewhat, the failures spelled out over the last couple of days may have done it in for a while. Fwiw, I dont post about edig much anymore as there isnt much to talk about. This stock hasnt been a message board darling for years. Anyone could see that. Dont forget though that I did predict 80 bucks a barrel for oil.
Philo, I agree. e.Digital is not the message board darling it once was, here or anywhere. RB is the most active board, but it is angry and completely off-topic (mostly politics).
Agoracom is dwindling. Dean has to talk to himself -- a LOT. I would guess that over 1/2 of the posts on agoracom are made by Dean's many aliases, LE (the reincarnation of LL) and emit (who's posts are mostly OT). Even emma now posts more about other stocks that she finds profitable.
The chat was getting so thin in the last week that Dean created another obvious new alias, "dlj." He is still under the impression that message board posts affect the value of the stock. There are some excellent posters there, but there really is very little substantive discussion regarding e.Digital.
AB is an excellent board. There are a small number of posters, most of whom cyber-know each other, so social OT banter is frequent. Until EF (AKA LL/LE) arrived it was reasonably civilized. IMO, he is simply disruptive without offering any DD or social component. However, you may feel that way about me to.
The iHub board has dwindled as well. However, it is a place where anyone who wants to post anything on topic about e.Digital can post as long as they do it within the TOU (no personal attacks, spam, etc.).
My main point is that the stock continues to go up and down and up and down regardless of anything posted on message boards, the number of posts or the number of posters. EDIG is a legendary but "has-been" stock. It had a great story in 1999-2000, but the company cried wolf way too many times. There is no "story" to bring in the kind of new investor buying it will take to sustain the company.
With literally tens of millions of shortable convertable shares that can be covered at $0.08, the actions of the financiers have by far the most influence on the SP.
Also, regarding iHub EDIG board moderators...
The original board monitors, GoSilver and Tinroad resigned in 2/2003. Matt Brown [IH Admin] was the moderator until chwdrhed agreed to take it on. Sentinel and FriendlyFred became assistant moderators at the same time.
chwdrhed took his role seriously and did an excellent job keeping the board on topic and free from personal attacks, etc. His rule: "The bottom line: Conduct yourself in a mature, respectful manner at all times. If you cannot do that please do not post on this board."
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