Nice question,dudes,muendelee kuchinjana,Its amazing how negative some guys are.......

The Way Of The Tiger

My question to you would be,are you scared if you help,people will get richer than you?

Are you too selfish to share what knowledge you have?

Do you have any self confidence?

I believe no one can stop me from getting mine,and if i can help a few more people be better off,i'd do it.

i'd recommend you travel a lot,read a lot,hopefully that can broaden your myopic mind.

Lets take this site to the next level… a common cliché… but we could actually take steps towards improving the content of the site by... paying!!!

Not to belittle eskay for its ability to satisfy readers of myriad tastes… but to my mind we could actually tap into a constant stream of top notch material if writers were adequately compensated for their efforts… in other words pay me and I will bend my back to write something useful… otherwise I will stick to my day job and keep visiting eskay with the hope that some other dude(tte) has the patience to post something worthwhile… and where will eskay get the funds… same as any other site… from advertisements… higher quality… more hits… more advertising revenue…naturally 'other discussion' tab should continue unabated...

@embers @ halfempty ( it is interesting your's never half full)

and just wat is wrong with SK just the way it is? why dont you take your malice elsewhere? ama we have moles amonest us who I beg to ask are out to finish SK for what motive? shindwe!!!!

Long life SK

@Willy,

I would suggest Embers and the likes start a thread and give SK an analysis of two,three stocks. I mean thorough write-ups. This might show the SK fraternity what they will be missing if they dont pay for the info. I mean,do proper research and show SK members what they will be paying for. You cant sell a bull when its still in the shed. bring it out and let the people know what they will be expecting to pay for. if its worthy stuff and people are willing to put a premium on it,fine. my thots.....

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.