Posted On: 07/25/2015 2:40:41 PM
Post# of 43066
Re: PaperProphet #21000
The top three reasons for refusing to ever sell shares in PTOI are all because anonymous aliases are posting negative things about the company and its founder. I can't wrap my head around that.
Does this only apply only to PTOI? Or does it also apply to the thousands of other penny stocks that have lost 99% of their value over the last few years, and have lots of people posting negative things about them as a consequence?
Does it work the other way too? Like if lots of people say good things about a stock, then it must really be a bad stock?
What's the rationale behind such thinking? It seems to require a belief that there are a bunch of evil elves out there who are trying to use "reverse psychology" to trick investors into doing the opposite of what they should be doing. What if those evil elves are thinking two-layers deep, and are really trying to trick investors into NOT selling?
How completely strange.
Does this only apply only to PTOI? Or does it also apply to the thousands of other penny stocks that have lost 99% of their value over the last few years, and have lots of people posting negative things about them as a consequence?
Does it work the other way too? Like if lots of people say good things about a stock, then it must really be a bad stock?
What's the rationale behind such thinking? It seems to require a belief that there are a bunch of evil elves out there who are trying to use "reverse psychology" to trick investors into doing the opposite of what they should be doing. What if those evil elves are thinking two-layers deep, and are really trying to trick investors into NOT selling?
How completely strange.
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