unplugged1...Stockhouse does have the tendency and practice of "playing games", bordering on impingement of free speech. I myself have noticed that as well and it makes me question whose pocket are they sitting in? Sort of like JP Morgan block trading practices being fined several hundred million dollars for giving hege funds advanced notice of large block trades while costing retail shareholders millions in losses. You have to accept the fact that we live in a very corrupt world and in the stock market, even when caught and fined, those fines are maybe at most 10 cents on the dollar of the profits they made. The system itself is geared to encouraging corrupt acts. Why is this so in the U.S.? Because the U.S. government depends on those same corrupt large financial institutions to buy large amounts of government issued debt in the form of T bills and T bonds to keep the government running.