People shouldn't tell others when to buy or sell although there is a lot of it that goes on elsewhere. I would say it's best to make your buying decision on the DD of the company.

There were a lot of investors in nFusz that spent a lot of money to do DD first hand at the Oracle conference. I thought I'd meet a few, but was surprised how many showed up. They wouldn't have even gone if they wasn't confident in their investment and all the ones I met, left even more confident. Not a little more confident. A LOT more confident.

I don't know how many time I heard last week, "This is huge". I did not hear once, "I hope they...". There was no hoping. There was confidence and certainty based on what people were experiencing.

People shouldn't let the emotions of the price swings influence their decisions. If you are an expert trader, that could be a great opportunity, but most are not. How can I tell? Expert traders wouldn't have time to post on a message board all day. Expert traders don't follow just one stock and flip for $200. Most professionals, in whatever field don't go online to brag about what they did that day.