Agree entirely but some can't help it. They need the hype: - A few needs AMI to go up a lot in % to make their $500 minimum trade worth it in $ terms. - Worse and more nefarious of the bunch needs AMI to go up a lot in an orchestrated Pump and Dump. That way they can exit a large AMI position deep in the red. Why else would that Oz article appear other than a blatant drum up of support (and by the way had the SP of both companies the other way around in a paragraph)
The majority here is a combination of both. I doubt true investors with a good head screwed on insistently post the nonsense I see in AMI boards.
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