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New Motley Fool Article - Getitrt2 - 11-21-2012
Check out the new Motley Fool Article on IOC under IOC headlines on Yahoo. It is really amazing that a promotional organization such as Motley Fool producing such uninformed and amateurish articles can get a routine spot for them under "Headlines" for the stock on Yahoo. I guess they pay Yahoo for it.
RE: New Motley Fool Article - Palm - 11-21-2012
No surprise, and just as that hits volume increases and the price drops; how convenient.
RE: New Motley Fool Article - trans - 11-21-2012
'Palm' pid='13029' datel Wrote:No surprise, and just as that hits volume increases and the price drops; how convenient.
All precisely timed. The shorts were ready and waiting for that misinformation report to be posted on motley fool. I checked the news release and the selling . What a con game.....
RE: New Motley Fool Article - Libtardius Maximus - 11-21-2012
This stuff is getting tiresome.
RE: New Motley Fool Article - admin - 11-21-2012
Although I don't think it has much, or any influence on the share price, stuff like the following says it all about the author's effort, intentions, or level of familiarity with the company (you choose):
[" but the company has made some odd moves regarding the reporting of its proven reserves and its operations."]
They don't even specify that and I'm pretty sure they can't.
RE: New Motley Fool Article - TxPm - 11-21-2012
While I don't think this piece of garbage article (which in my opinion isn't even journalism) has any effect on the outlook of anyone on this board or on the outlook of our institutional friends I would be willing to bet it does have an effect on the uninformed public. Articles like this are one of the reasons why the average investor performs so poorly in the market.