In your recent diatribe against "bashers", including the Stock Detective, it makes one wonder why a magazine that has neophyte stock market gurus such as Peter Lynch, Jim Rogers, and Andrew Tobias serving as senior contributing editors, and this magazine would have the following to say in their current edition:
"This web site, small and spare though it may be, is a lively introduction to the latest investment scams, from phony research outfits to pump-and-dumps.
The advice ranges from the theoretical to the practical. To find out which companies are setting investors up for a fall, read the columns titled "Red Light District" and "Stinky Stocks". Stock Detective has an enviable track record for fingering over-hyped stocks."
This coming from what I'm sure you will label as a "rag publication", however, I think any respected analyst would say that Worth magazine is an excellent source of information.
ps:
As for AENG, the previous average daily volume was around 80,000 shares a day, however, over the past week it averaged around 20,000 and the stock dropped 12%. Is a slow fade into the sunset, just around the horizon? |
