A surefire way to clean up the BRN threads, page-11

For what it's worth, I didn't lose a cent on BRN today. My thoughts are though, that it would be interesting to uncover the links between the approx. 80+ people who popped up this weekend sprouting some blatant, proveable, untruths. Between this and all those "sell orders" well above a realistic range, there was clearly some orchestrated activity going on.

It's not unachievable. Here's another case study. This one doesn't have any copyright issues attached.

McCrae v Reynolds [2015] FCA 529, the Court ordered ‘HotCopper’, Australia's most popular stock market internet discussion site, to make discovery of all documents directly relevant to identifying the description of the user known as ‘zzedzz’.

The prospective applicant in the case, Wayne McCrae, is a director of an ASX listed mining company called CuDeco Limited (CuDeco). In addition to HotCopper, a person known as Edwin Reynolds was named as a respondent, on the basis that Mr McCrae held a reasonable suspicion that Mr Reynolds (under the username ‘zzedzz’) had, over a number of years, posted derogatory comments about Mr McCrae’s management of CuDeco.