The further you push into the spec end of the market (STT...

The further you push into the spec end of the market (STT territory) the more stocks react to different stimuli and forces.

His / Her points are valid but as with majority of blanket statements on HC the devil is in the lack of context.

To apply above to stocks popular on STT would at the very least be problematic.

I'm smart enough to know when I'm getting it wrong (or right) and would imagine so is the majority of the forum.

I find non specific 'noise' in itself dangerous, stock threads to me very much a double edge sword.

To me all about 'time investment' in market not time invested in market.
An apprenticeship is to be served and like all apprenticeships they are quite long and not well paid.

After your apprenticeship has been won be true to yourself, as you are the only person who really knows who you are.

If you lack self awareness would suggest a good industry super fund.