tell me more about the crimes of a website that doesnt allow you into the discussion, discussion you dont like to hear and would fall over yourselves to disrupt
I must admit it is pretty funny watching a bunch of deluded property spruikers complain so bitterly about a bunch of deluded share spruikers.
Can you provide a link to a single post on any forum where Shadow or Strindberg, (or even myself if you like), have ever "spruiked" property? Ie tried to entice people into buying / investing in property? Especially a specific property?
Yeah yeah....THATS the reason they block all links to APF!
You property pushing leppers are so disgusting to look at , I cant resist it!! So Vulgar I cannot avert my eyes!
tell me more about the crimes of a website that doesnt allow you into the discussion, discussion you dont like to hear and would fall over yourselves to disrupt. You chaps need a buttplug.
They block us because we expose their hypocrisy, mistakes and spruiking.
You're welcome to defend Chris Becker or any of the bloggers at MB. Try it.
A pump and dump on a stock with $1bn market cap?!?!? WTF?!?!? - with a large sell side coverage and wide retail and insto ownership... get real..
lets face facts. Many have got the retailers story totally wrong.
A now dead shares newsletter writers piece on a tiny nickel stock with a market cap of around $30m at the time is an example of a pump and dump, not this..
A pump and dump on a stock with $1bn market cap?!?!? WTF?!?!? - with a large sell side coverage and wide retail and insto ownership... get real..
lets face facts. Many have got the retailers story totally wrong.
A now dead shares newsletter writers piece on a tiny nickel stock with a market cap of around $30m at the time is an example of a pump and dump, not this..
You'd think so, wouldn't you?
But I have seen shares in companies with market cap of around $10B have their share prices moved around by blog articles in the US. Doesn't work for heavily-blogged stocks like AAPL or some of the popular dividend stocks, but for stocks that only have an article written about them once a week, it definitely makes a difference. The blog articles get on top of the news feed in Yahoo finance and you can see the impact n sentiment and price in both directions. Have a look at WDC and STX over the past couple of weeks to see an example of this.
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But I have seen shares in companies with market cap of around $10B have their share prices moved around by blog articles in the US. Doesn't work for heavily-blogged stocks like AAPL or some of the popular dividend stocks, but for stocks that only have an article written about them once a week, it definitely makes a difference. The blog articles get on top of the news feed in Yahoo finance and you can see the impact n sentiment and price in both directions. Have a look at WDC and STX over the past couple of weeks to see an example of this.
I'll qualify my post by saying a crappy little newletter has buckleys chance with a stock in the top 100...
look also at the performance of DJS, BBG, APN, TEN, MYR - did MB do that too??????
Look at the top ten holders in JBH - they got it wrong, they are all dumping, the hedge funds are shorting and not so far ahead they will be wrong too! That the way the market works!
It just irks me massively that some vested RE interests/crazies or so called experts have an axe to grind with for god know what reason and will name names in public, and post utter shite - just nuts!
Disclaimer - I don't give a snot about MB, and I don't own (or short) JBH or any other retailer
A pump and dump on a stock with $1bn market cap?!?!? WTF?!?!? - with a large sell side coverage and wide retail and insto ownership... get real..
lets face facts. Many have got the retailers story totally wrong.
A now dead shares newsletter writers piece on a tiny nickel stock with a market cap of around $30m at the time is an example of a pump and dump, not this..
You guys are totally deluded!
It isn't deluded to think that there are deluded people like Chris Becker who might imagine that they can ramp a $1b outfit.
Chris Backer claims in his excuses article today that he achieves "50-70% annualized returns". I suggest that is evidence of his delusion, lying or unbelievable luck.
For example, assume he began with just $100k 10 years ago. With a 60% annualized return he would now have $11m. In another 10 years he will have $1.2 BILLION.
It isn't deluded to think that there are deluded people like Chris Becker who might imagine that they can ramp a $1b outfit.
Chris Backer claims in his excuses article today that he achieves "50-70% annualized returns". I suggest that is evidence of his delusion, lying or unbelievable luck.
For example, assume he began with just $100k 10 years ago. With a 60% annualized return he would now have $11m. In another 10 years he will have $1.2 BILLION.
I simply don't believe what he writes.
Fair enough..
I reserve my right to not believe what the well known property "experts" write, especially when thay start with the premise house prices (in Australia) are a dead set bargain, and work their evidence around that premise
Can you provide a link to a single post on any forum where Shadow or Strindberg, (or even myself if you like), have ever "spruiked" property? Ie tried to entice people into buying / investing in property? Especially a specific property?
You must be joking?
Anyone silly enough to buy into the narrative the three of you consistently post would rush out and buy property tomorrow. Hell have the decency to own it.
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