Replies to post #39 on A Small Voice In Cyberspace (VOICE)

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Copper Club, was, I beleive the FIRST penny stock group out there...

This is fascinating article, Gary.

Do we just allow some one else to invest for us that we have no idea who they are, nor do they demonstrate what they are doing instead of doing our own DD. Is more realistic to go with the industry standard Mutual Funds where full disclose is made and required thus accountable to the regulators?

Stock manipulation influences are wide spread throughout the Internet. So again, do we believe the nonsense of the Internet or is this a prime example of "Critical Thinking" in order to have a comfortable feeling for our hard earned money. It’s a shame that all legitimate causes end up being tainted by some questionable motive of the Internet.

Critical thinking is the major key that most people lack when investing and doing the online message board thang...This needs to be enforced in people. There should be 'classes' to teach people how to think critically.....maybe i-hub could sponsor something like that...hmmm

Sometimes it makes you wonder...is it really the cesspool or is it just idiots that make this game so screwed up?

FM

[Bernard Ng]

The club is a joke, I noticed that a long time ago, just don't want to discuss that with others... I see that you share the same view as I do JMHO.

They can't speak for us.... and quite frankly, before OTCNN put out all these MMM things, most of them out there have no clue what's going on... Then right after the OTCNN articles, they created that site, with the sponser... so what's their intention? They really see the problem? or they are simply a bunch of followers / sheep investors?

They are traders... must be some really bad traders (oops... my ego problem, sorry), and they need to do MIM to prove that they are the greatest traders so as to satisfy their psychological needs and greeds. Well, they can't even find runners when the market is bad... that speaks for their trading level, a group of ordinary traders.

JMHO of course.

signed,
Bernard