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[pcstock]

Are Bio Med Reports.com/SeekingAlpha.com/TheStreet.com trustworthy at all? It seems that Bio Med Reports.com/SeekingAlpha.com are positive about many stocks and TheStreet.com is negative about many stocks.

Which stocks that had presented positively MORE THAN ONCE by Bio Med Reports.com/SeekingAlpha.com are performing WELL? I have no idea.

Which stocks that had presented positively MORE THAN ONCE by Bio Med Reports.com/SeekingAlpha.com are performing BADLY? I know the following ones: CTIC, CVM, HEB.

I don't follow TheStreet.com so I have no idea.

[Old Rock]

the one thing to be said about both seekingalpha.com and thestreet.com is that both have stock moving qualities, at least over the short term. After an article in seekingalpha.com about a lesser known stock you will generally see an increase in price and volume in that stock within a short few days. This happens because of the number of readers because the site features in the commentary/blogs section of the Etrade trading site. You see a similar phenomenon with thestreet.com. However, hard experience has thought me that the articles on seekingalpha.com are sometimes not 100% accurate due to their open solicitation of articles, with the result that after an initial ride upwards, these stocks fizzle shortly afterwards. the stocks recommended on thestreet.com seem a little more long wearing, as they seem to have better editorial overview.

[Volatile]

I like the comments on seekingalpha. You'll often find people completely disagreeing with the author, giving you a fuller picture. Moreover, I do find seeking alpha articles tend to summarise nicely for you the status of a company, saving you quite some time if you're new to the company. What i do is put the summarised info in my OneNote and take the opinion with a grain of salt.

[tuxedocat]

Could anyone list a few sites that are good for researching cos.? I'm trying to do some DD on various stocks, but sometimes can find only a very little about a stock.

The bio med report site, however, does have an FDA calendar for pretty cheap, which I'm finding useful.

TIA