research reports and media, page-2539

I believe in facts and the evidence submitted in research reports and presentations.
Coincidently this plays a significant factor in the companies I invest in, which is why I am here.
I politely asked you to point me to the evidence you quoted for my research.
It was a simple request, and as you repeat it so often, I thought it was a printed fact.
As I look at your previous posts, I see where you got your information.
It is shady territory divulging details from a private conversation on an investing forum to potential trial subjects before the study's conclusion.
The placebo effect is triggered by a person's belief in the benefit from the treatment and their expectation of feeling better.
These professionals are running a randomised DBPC trial while you're interfering with the potential test subject's expectations.
There is a 50% chance participants will receive the placebo, so you're already complicating things.
Good day, sir.