Posted On: 09/15/2015 4:29:14 PM
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I noticed a trend on the hotstocked.com website.
Whenever the price falls, the author throws around numbers, listing off lack of revenue, loss, cash assets, and liabities.
And yet, whenever it appears Tbev might go up, there's no mention of liabilities. I've come to the conclusion that the author doesn't like to be wrong and purposely writes his segments in a manner that makes him appear to be correct. Be careful when using hotstocked.com as research because it's often bias.
Whenever the price falls, the author throws around numbers, listing off lack of revenue, loss, cash assets, and liabities.
And yet, whenever it appears Tbev might go up, there's no mention of liabilities. I've come to the conclusion that the author doesn't like to be wrong and purposely writes his segments in a manner that makes him appear to be correct. Be careful when using hotstocked.com as research because it's often bias.
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Everything said should only be seen as opinion. Do your own research to confirm a stock is worthwhile to invest.
