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Well I think that many would agree that in the trading environments that we have to battle in over the past few years that precise predictions are all but impossible to make, not even the very best of professional analysts and chartists even make the grade now that we have to contend to continuous and relentless shorting - now combined with algorithm trades dribbling minute sales onto the floor in order to manipulate the market. The market is now controlled by those with access to billions and the hardware to control share prices in their favour.
Don't think for a moment that all men are honest, they may pretend to be - but many have their own agender. I have a very close friend who's son works in the NYSE - some of his conversations would curl your hair.
The game is corrupt as it gets, and social media is the new tool of the unscrupulous - how often do we now see relentless and sudden attacks on companies on the very same day that positive and price sensitive announcements are made.