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If you say "I honestly don't see how XXXXX will make its price, it is way overprriced and it's time to short it", that's a call to action.
If you say "I think XXXXX is overpriced for delisting. Here is my mathematical breakdown for the next four weeks..." and then go on to show your math, that's permitted.
Hope that helps.
What is the point of a forum if you can't speak about HSX stocks????? Doesnt a true market correct itself?? May 08, 10:05
you just did it... {nm} May 08, 10:26
Seriously? nm May 08, 10:58
joke! {nm} May 08, 11:10
New people, new snark. Need to get used to that. lol nm May 08, 11:14
When one suggests that a stock will not or will make its current price.. math provided would be appreciated {nm} May 08, 10:26
What about posting outright news falsehoods? May 08, 10:43
That obviously wrong too - but it doesn't come up often on the boards. {nm} May 08, 10:48
I guess May 08, 10:08
Asking does not equate to saying out an action on how the stocks should be held {nm} May 08, 10:24
LMAO!!!!! Didn't mean to cause forum drama hahaha {nm} May 08, 10:29
you can talk about *movies* all you want. that's what the stocks are based on.see the difference? -- nm May 08, 10:40
If you say "I honestly don't see how XXXXX will make its price, it is way overprriced and it's time to short it", that's a call to action. May 08, 10:51
