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That would be Broadway and Wall St, ever since the Buttonwood Agreement in 1792 :). {nm}
ok, new question. Where can one go to find or create call to actions??? something tells me this May 08, 10:33
in one's own mind seems to be safest! {nm} May 08, 10:35
I think the point is to disallow calls to action, to prevent market manipulation. May 08, 10:38
That would be Broadway and Wall St, ever since the Buttonwood Agreement in 1792 :). May 08, 10:38
But you can't really manipulate the market - box office receipts come in and the price adjusts. Who cares what you post? May 08, 10:41
Sheep follow sheep and wolves that mix in can make an H$ or two. {nm} May 08, 10:47
Exactly!!! May 08, 10:48
Apparently you cant read {nm} May 08, 10:55
To be clearer, proper functioning of a market relies on there being information that can be trusted by investors. May 08, 11:01
Very good reply, thank you. {nm} May 08, 11:05
+1.....lots of newbs think they're the Jim Kramer of HSX w/o any understanding of this game {nm} May 08, 12:13
Well, but hang on a moment... forums aren't truth centers, they're just forums May 08, 12:42
once you allow one to post a call to action, you allow everyone. then this place becomes an impossible-to-read forums with May 08, 13:52
You're jumping the gun a bit May 08, 14:29
There's nothing wrong with stating your opinion. Just state your reasoning when you do. {nm} May 08, 14:34
I love unreasonable assumptions; they're my favorite kind {nm} May 08, 14:41
bottom line...its against the rules May 08, 13:58
In the long-run you cannot, but short-term is a different story. {nm} May 08, 11:00
the best and only legit call to action is to find real breaking news about a movie, and post it here {nm} May 08, 11:35