Just looked it up. It scrapes sites like HotCopper and compiles which companies you have a 'buy' or 'sell' rating on. But it doesn't determine whether you actually hold those companies, or from what price. For example, it has me bearish on EML because I posted on there a few times with a 'sell' sentiment (because I thought it was going lower, and it did). Others like Boss or Xref, which I have a 'buy' disclosure on, but do not hold (because they're still too expensive/uncertain IMO) get picked up as me being bullish on them. So it's a pretty rudimentary way of trying to determine what people's actual trades are - but without knowing if you actually hold a stock, or from what price. So.... it's wrong. Nice try though.
Is it 'retrospective bashing' if I was bearish on the company at $5 downwards? And had disagreements with you about it at $3 and $2 when you were still super bullish? Hmmmmmmmm... I'll leave you to it, but I imagine if/when this stock hits 10c, you'll still be here and ready to argue about it. Good luck, you sound pretty rusted on.
NXL Price at posting:
55.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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