I was wondering if their might be any interest in meaningful discussion about internet chat room "pile-in" calls like say for instance IMAA.
I continue to read many traders opinions who believe that this type of trading should be illegal. It isn't fair and it hurts small investors.
On the other hand, I really see little difference between this and a hostile takeover or someone trying to corner the silver market.
Some specific topics of discussion/question I thought might be of interest are:
Is this type of trading a symptom of topping markets?
Does this really hurt the small guy?
Does this do damage to a company's reputation in the equity markets?
Do these calls alter a free market?
Chat room Gurus.
Do market makers in these stocks quit their job the day after "the experience"?
The only rules I would like to set down is to keep the emotional levels low, and opinions of whose chat room is the best to a minimum.
All intellectual levels welcome, but read the fine print.
Oh yeah, and no stock pickin spammers, and doom and gloom Y2K crash dummies(without a cogent opinion that is!). |
