Where can I find a global network of amateur stock detectives, as used by Christopher Carey of Mark Cuban's http://www.ShareSleuth.com ?
December 28, 2006 1:32 PM Subscribe
Where can I find a global network of amateur stock detectives, as used by Christopher Carey of Mark Cuban's http://www.ShareSleuth.com ?
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This question is inspired by the following article:
http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2006/08/digging_deepermark_cubans_shar.html
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""Being basically a one-man editorial operation, Carey did end up having to hire an outside fact-checker to make sure he got everything right in the Xethanol story.He { Christopher Carey } told me he relies on an ad hoc group of “amateur stock detectives” who he could convert into a citizen journalism crew to help his cause ..... “I’ve been swapping information for more than five years with a global network of amateur stock detectives,” Carey said. “They’re great at sifting through SEC filings, digging up documents, connecting dots and developing timelines to explain the trajectories of particular companies. I’m convinced that many of them could produce journalism-quality pieces with the help of a strong editor. I think ‘citizen journalism’ that is based on documents or irrefutable visual evidence stands the best chance of winning public acceptance.”"
I have checked a bunch of posting but none of the following comes close to anwering what I want to know:
http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/24104
http://ask.metafilter.com/tags/StockMarket/rss
Thank you very much.
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This question is inspired by the following article:
http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2006/08/digging_deepermark_cubans_shar.html
---- > Quote:
""Being basically a one-man editorial operation, Carey did end up having to hire an outside fact-checker to make sure he got everything right in the Xethanol story.He { Christopher Carey } told me he relies on an ad hoc group of “amateur stock detectives” who he could convert into a citizen journalism crew to help his cause ..... “I’ve been swapping information for more than five years with a global network of amateur stock detectives,” Carey said. “They’re great at sifting through SEC filings, digging up documents, connecting dots and developing timelines to explain the trajectories of particular companies. I’m convinced that many of them could produce journalism-quality pieces with the help of a strong editor. I think ‘citizen journalism’ that is based on documents or irrefutable visual evidence stands the best chance of winning public acceptance.”"
I have checked a bunch of posting but none of the following comes close to anwering what I want to know:
http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/24104
http://ask.metafilter.com/tags/StockMarket/rss
Thank you very much.
Response by poster: I think it is like some kind of online investment club, where members help each other with research .
Most likely free ?
posted by cluelessguru at 2:28 PM on December 28, 2006
Most likely free ?
posted by cluelessguru at 2:28 PM on December 28, 2006
An "ad hoc" group implies that it is not an online investment club. He's a business reporter, so it's almost certainly going to be sources he has cultivated.
posted by milkrate at 2:41 PM on December 28, 2006
posted by milkrate at 2:41 PM on December 28, 2006
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What, you thought it was going to be free?
posted by ikkyu2 at 1:53 PM on December 28, 2006