08-29-2024, 01:58 PM
It seems like a logical development... although "Financial Investment" is a very b-r-o-a-d topic... even without getting into conspiracy theory and the banking cartels... political subversions, and global gaming.
Of course, there might be some confusion about an Investment Forum. And the word "Investment" might engender misunderstanding in that some might assume it's purpose is to offer 'suggestions' and facilitating 'participation' in market investment.
Like medical or legal advice, this could be a problematic misapprehension.
Some members may want to focus on the volatility of the market "substrate", the 'gaming' of the processes and policies, the special compartmentalization of information within the industry, the graft and corruption of so-called 'oversight and reporting,' and the particularly robust "thespian" productions of "information" about the market and investments in general.
But I can't imagine that someone won't be expecting to learn something useful towards their understanding about navigating the financial 'tangled ball of twine' that is the stock market, and the proliferation of 'vehicles' and 'products' in the game.
Of course, I expect most people understand that DI (or any other social media experience) is not a substitute for trained/experienced professionally-obtained advice... but I would hope that is made all the clearer with a PSA reflecting the reality of the matter.
Of course, there might be some confusion about an Investment Forum. And the word "Investment" might engender misunderstanding in that some might assume it's purpose is to offer 'suggestions' and facilitating 'participation' in market investment.
Like medical or legal advice, this could be a problematic misapprehension.
Some members may want to focus on the volatility of the market "substrate", the 'gaming' of the processes and policies, the special compartmentalization of information within the industry, the graft and corruption of so-called 'oversight and reporting,' and the particularly robust "thespian" productions of "information" about the market and investments in general.
But I can't imagine that someone won't be expecting to learn something useful towards their understanding about navigating the financial 'tangled ball of twine' that is the stock market, and the proliferation of 'vehicles' and 'products' in the game.
Of course, I expect most people understand that DI (or any other social media experience) is not a substitute for trained/experienced professionally-obtained advice... but I would hope that is made all the clearer with a PSA reflecting the reality of the matter.
