Re: Carl Waynberg
It's good to read from the apparent source himself. :)
I respect that every person, especially analysts, can be drastically wrong. It happens. I've been in the penny stock scene for only 10 years or so but am no stranger to the hype. There's nothing more financially unethical than people being screwed by fraud (be it top-down lies or just pure hype). Even when a voice is legitimate, it's easy to take for granted the power that his or her words have when other people's money is on the line.
In a supposed public market, Google is pretty much the last hope that well-intentioned investors have to proceed cautiously. Like you say, Google only reveals part of the truth. There's only one way to expound upon the truth: put it out there.
Honesty and a cold dose of reality are always rewarded in the long run. Thanks for responding and touching-upon those two examples. It's welcomed.
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