Agree with roostar - just say what you want. But also best to...

Agree with roostar - just say what you want.

But also best to listen to all viewpoints. Its a necessary antidote to the dangers and pitfalls of confirmation bias. Besides, quite a few here are worth listening to - on all sides. Lots of riff-raff, though too, but you can work out who they are.

There are basically 5 types (in terms of investment strategy) here :

1. Pip traders who are currently out and who want the SP to go down as far as possible and as quickly as possible
2. Pip traders who are currently in and who want the SP to go up as much as possible and as quickly as possible
3. Those invested for the medium to long term who don't care so much about daily and weekly noise and who are prepared to be more objective about what they write or listen to but who also don't like to see the pip traders trashing the SP
4. Those not invested but who have been in the past and have an on-going interest in the company for whatever reason (possibly to get back in at a later date, but not necessarily)
5. Those not invested and have never been but have been alerted to the company and have a watching brief and may invest according to their plan or FOMO or both.

They will all have a bias according to which group they belong to.

Best to listen to all, to get all the perspectives but if you are not happy with that, use the 'ignore' function.