warnie, page-24

pauly of course i am also out to make a buck, but i subscribe to a view of the market more akin to an "energy conservationist" approach, whereby the health of the market remains intact for all to reap the rewards and insane spikes and crashes do not litter the field of play.

the market cyclically teaches people what becomes of incessant day trading with little regard for inflated marketcaps. bubbles burst.

sad times when a few sharks clean out the supply of fish before they get a chance to grow and reproduce, leaving a barren sea.

and to those who claim not to be sharks, well i don't see too many confessions of "view to long term hold" coming from the guys who help everyone to discover the "true worth" of these companies. some even boast about getting in and out before announcements come and spoil the party.

if it wasn't a problem, speeding tickets wouldn't exist, and the ASX wouldn't (allegedly) be watching closely the antics of HC posters.