Not when the person is claiming every day to be buying at ever lower prices and dominating the thread. I would have thought that providing even one or two pieces of evidence (not every single buy note) is not asking much.
Ask yourself why someone would post daily that they have bought more of a stock as the price falls. One possible reason is to try to increase confidence in other buyers and make the price go back up. If they were trying to ramp the stock then the claims of daily buying could easily be bogus.
Call me a skeptic, but who keeps buying a falling stock day after day after day, other than idiots? A more normal pattern is to buy a stock, it falls day by day, then at some point you might average down, it keeps falling and maybe at some point you average down again. But this daily buying spree doesn't ring true to me and I note that no evidence has been provided at the time of posting. I might be rude, but I suspect I am also correct.
AIZ Price at posting:
51.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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