A few minutes some days per week isn't "soooooooooo" much effort, when I'm watching the market and trading other things anyway, or at the airport or on international bus trips etc. People spend a lot more time watching stupid reality TV shows or playing online pay to win games, or counting how many posts some guy on the internet has made (you clearly pay a lot more attention to the zero attention I can recall paying you, and I've literally already forgotten your username).
I find it interesting to follow companies, mostly I don't comment on them (when I agree with the majority of the posters there's little point, and generally I don't get involved, but AGY is one I did start posting on, so I continue, it's sort of fun). I find it particularly fascinating to watch people deep in denial, and attacking people who give them bad news which is clearly correct but not what they want, and also it's interesting (and disturbing) to observe the hero worship the bulls get, even and sometimes especially when they are wrong - they love to have company when they lose, it makes them feel better, like they're not the only stupid one.
Incidentally, I sold out at an average of around 17.4c, not 13-13.5c.
I'm not sure if you're the same person who has been continually counting my posts, but thank you for the attention, it's amusing to see one or two people putting the time into counting my posts (I'm not sure if the count is accurate) and actually posting the tally, while complaining that I waste my time! What's going on in your head is so obvious and the fact you can't see it is hilarious.
Please, do continue following my posts with your tally, I love it.
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