Good points. Many do not know how to differentiate good debt or positive dilution from bad. Instead of freaking out, they should look at some successful bio-techs, for example, and note that they were in the red with accumulating debt and increasing dilution as R&D and trial phases were worked through. Better for people to learn to analyze than react to emotion or others self serving tactics. Each sector has its own unique aspects and not knowing the differences can be costly, especially in terms of lost profits. ECDC has 4 different companies and each can and should be evaluated and analyzed accordingly.
A flipper is only interested in how a PR effects the pps tomorrow. An investor is interested in how the PR effects the company, knowing that in time it will have longer term implications that enhance or reduce value and ultimately share price far more than tomorrow. Two different styles of trading. There will always be friction between one group or the other even though it takes both to create liquidity and stability. Both can create wealth. Also there are hybrids of the two.
Just like companies, there are knowledgeable, ignorant and everything in between traders in both camps. ECDC has brought them both out in full force. Now we will begin to separate the true traders from the pretenders.
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