What have I been saying about the internet? Don't trust...

What have I been saying about the internet? Don't trust what you can't see. I wouldn't touch Financial Bloggers with a 10inch pole. Find a service you can sit down with someone in-person face-to-face when needed.

Mining is not a tech stock you can diligence over an internet connection. The product sold is physical and to find out whether the company does indeed have a lot of the product they have and that it's in demand (as in proof they can sell it) takes time to see in person, etc etc

I'm not here to find some kind of validation or get joy from invalidating others. I'm literally too old and too rich to care about randoms on the internet. Much like many here who more often than not just like my posts. Is it really that surprising that professionals can get access to this social media forum and start interacting? We're just as human as everyone else.

Not that's it's anyone else's business. I've decided to share information. Unfortunately many of the information I provide rubs people the wrong way, especially conspiracy theorists or those influenced by some societal systemic BS issue.

Whether my information checks out vs those that unfortunately stood in contrast, that's for readers to decide which to trust. I say, go share the information with a financial adviser. Ask for professional help what to believe and what not to believe from the internet. Ask an economist for all intents and purposes... just don't be gullible.

I'm not here to save people's a$$es from financial ruin, f*** if I care. But I did notice that cancer infect the information space and even if we know better, we stand still and watch it spread. Even if we can swim and just lend a small lending hand to a person drowning, we're picking up our phones to take photos instead.

I think I've done enough posting. This is not giving me joy only making me sad actually. Ah well, as the saying goes, ignorance is bliss. So will let the punters get back control of the information space and disappear into the ether.

Don't trust the internet. Always verify. It's so easy to write a web page these days, post a link and call it "proof" or fact check instead of actually seeing or touching physically what you are buying into these days.

Good luck