I’m not trying to argue, and I hope this doesn’t come across as an attack—it just seems like common sense to me. I’m pretty sure this could be tested empirically: if you presented two reports with the exact same authoritative information, but framed one with positive sentiment and the other with negative, it seems obvious that the one with the positive tone would have a more favorable impact on the stock price in the short- to medium-term.
Of course, in the long run, the true critical path items will ultimately drive performance. But until those materialize, general sentiment—especially in a forum like this—absolutely has an effect on PPS, in my opinion.
One more thing worth noting: at the penny stock level, even so-called “authoritative” information is often late, incomplete, or poorly communicated. That reality means informed opinions and interpretations (positive or negative) tend to carry more weight than they would with, say, a NYSE-listed security.
Lastly, I have zero problem with you sharing your opinion—I just happen to disagree on the point about whether sentiment here can influence the stock price. I believe it clearly can.
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