Replies to post #336 on Cardiac Network Inc. (CNWI)

[chainweight]

Thanks for that post. It's all clear to me now. I'm sure more PRs will be released next week, and we'll get to our anticipated highs. Unfortunately, for alot of us, we're down 50% or more. I would love to be able to fully load today.

[junzhangyankees]

CNWI had momentum to go up to .70's with or without the expected promotion. Yes, ST was not wise in telling those who emailed them about the reasons for their expectations for the stock to rise. However, you guys were the ones that ran all around IHUB and told everybody. Why do you think they delayed their pick?

In addition, watch, you WILL follow their picks.

[Bigdogs]

I agree STOCK TWITTER'S BIG MOUTH COST ALL MEMBERS 100s of Thousands of dollars between all involved because of their Loose Lips.

They indeed told only a select few investors that cost Massive money to all the other investors and everyone else in CNWI.

CNWI would be at .70 today if they just refused to give any info out but they were probably looking to jump the stock at the end of the day.

They look like a bunch of Freaking idiots today. I still cant believe they rely there picks now on other promoters to cover them and if the other promoters catch wind of it they screw all the investors and blame them for the fall


Stock Twitter Sucks and I will never use them again.


It seems as if they are now running stocks based on hoping Promoters cover it. What a freaking joke


"They plugged CNWI as a featured pick to their members on Wednesday, saying it was an easy play to get to .75 by Friday. Apparently their logic was based solely on the fact that another site had a big promo coming on Friday. They told a few of their members this, those members started posting it around ihub, and then the promo was called off. All of this is awful on the part of StockTwiter. But then they posted on facebook and twitter about how "loose lips sink ships" and how the stock was not going to get to .75 today, how it would open red and close red, all because these few people ran their mouths. Of course they miss the irony that their lips were the loose ones first. And if they had just said nothing, it probably wouldn't have been a big deal -- would have just been a regular trading day. But they put panic out there, and it caught on.

I am a premium subscriber to stock twiter, but I will not follow their picks anymore. The way they threw CNWI (and their premium members) under the bus is disgraceful."