I think excessive commentary is ok, if the comments weren't...

I think excessive commentary is ok, if the comments weren't completely biased at the scale we're seeing. The issue here is that he intentionally leaves out vital information that outlines real risk, which could be constituted as misinformation. Perfect example in his last post in the general discussion thread. Pure ramping, obviously to get people to feel comfortable with buying.

Lying about lambos and supercar(s) doesn't help his cause (amongst other things), and you'll notice a lot of the time him prefacing his ramping posts with him stating something along the lines of "I'm accumulating at these prices", again in an effort to make people feel comfortable in the face of the actual situation.

For the years he's been posting and the amount of egg on his face, it's pretty shameless to say the very least to continue blabbering on the same way never changing his tune once - even to this day.

If that doesn't raise red flags with an individual, I don't know what will.