RE:RE:RE:The Pineapple Pumptheinvestor22 wrote: So what is "normal market value"? Is it very simply the average price over a period? You seem to think it represents the actual value of a security and is therefore some sort of value benchmark. Why? If that "normal market value" includes pumped up prices, would it be too high in your opinion? If it includes the price reaction to a spurious SA posting, would it be too low?
Why is it a realistic measure of value?
Do you have any idea what NHC is actually worth, or do you just get on your one trick pony of guilt by mindless pumping whenever you feel like taking a ride?
Over on the CRH board, you blamed price run ups on pumping. Maybe you should look once again at the CRH numbers and why you got that so wrong.
Perhaps you should examine your one trick pony thesis of price movements? You know, it lacks balance and it's just too simplistic.
notwrong wrote: I think the current share price of NHC is at its normal market value. In 2015, it had a very extraordinarily excellent quarter, and seizing on such an opportunity, the pump and dump gang was able to pump up a frenzy among the herd and the share price shot up to over $9 as a result. The share price has since dropped back to the normal market value, but to the herd who bought into the frenzy, it was a falling knife. What is unbelievable is that the herd never learns from this kind of stock manipulation. Just an opinion. Please do your own DD.
This poster, Notwrong, has long been ignored by me with his past talks of no basis. Among others he is one that is not worthy of our response. Instead Investor22 manifests enough common sense to make a Knock Out. All credit to you.