I find it so hard to believe after 15 years the best example of experience gained is post after post of logical fallacy. If there's money to be made on shorting pennies - why not just search for those companies that finance though convertible debt? You would never have to post again, using just a little bit of basic math. You would need at least a half dozen or more different companies, and you would need to keep track by keeping in touch with the TA's, but it would be a lot easier than posting garbage; it can't be easy to be hated.
You know, I've probably watched this one going on 5 years now. There's probably been 7 or 8 paid investor awareness campaigns and there's been a consistent negative presence the whole time, too. Hasn't made much of an impact either way. My experience has been that it doesn't matter which way the spin is going - the effect on real investors is usually opposite of what's intended. Might make a difference to those investing a few hundred a year - is that the audience?
Someone can have 15 years experience doing something - or they can have 1 years experience doing something 15 times. Making posts using wild allegations and fallacy, in either direction, is really counter productive. Time to grow after 15 years? Someone good at shorting this bad boy would know the entry point was a couple years ago. I could show you that with just a few spreadsheet skills, basic math, and a little knowledge of search engines, you could really put a margin account to work. Lol, we're having more fun just watching all the bad fumbles. It's like someone preaching the Book of Enoch at a tent rally!
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