Ann: Appendix 3Y - David McAuliffe, page-93

it sure is. but people shouldnt let the speculation of others influence them or their beliefs regarding their investment, which happened to me and im sure im not the first, or the last. And ive noticed that time away from HC and sitting back watching from the sidelines is far more educational than constantly commenting, and you can get a better understanding of whether or not that commenter has a bias towards the negative. or wears the rose coloured glasses.

I think youll find that the percentage of people who post the same amount of bullish comments as bearish comments is very very minimal.

So it can be easy to get sucked one way or another. Ive found it can even be the mood your in at the time of reading. if im in a bad mood, I can relate to and believe the more negative sentiment. If im up and about no negative comment can bring me down.