I dont know .. "chatter" as yall say it is volume. Volume is what moves stocks. If a stock on Twitter or Stocktwits is blowing up .. thats a good thing in my opinion. What differentiates the profitable %10 of traders is when to buy and when to sell. My opinion of course.

trust me forget about all the noise bro and focus on your ideal setups and trade them alone and stick to your rules and make sure that your methodology is working and then you will make money .. if you focus on the chat rooms and other bullshit you will put yourself on a crowed following mentality and then you put your self in a serious trouble to not get influenced by your rules and you will get influenced by the crowed who most of them they dont know shit.

Not chatter I meant chatroom, My point is the same as zone_trader

thanks guys I wasn't expecting these answers but im glad i did receive them...makes sense..and I was actually on the right track. One of the reasons I asked this question was because I watched LX21 presentation and he mentions that he checked the message boards and who all is in this stock. Tim has also mentioned in his DVD's like spikeability he wants to piggy back whats already in momentum. So that was the rationale behind the question..thanks

@asfricksrs What do you mean by insight? Where did I learn this?

Yes, noob here, how did you learn it specifically?

And where? Just starting out , no trades yet, have STT, watching all the vids time allows, Silver subscriber, would like to zero in on the learning curve of STT with what is available. Thank you for your time.

@asfricksrs I just hit my 5 month mark on trading. Started with Tim Sykes Challenge program. Watched all his DVD's, webinars, youtube videos, have STT pro so I have daily webinars, tons of reading investopedia.com, watching other videos and hundreds of hours studying. I'm still a novice but twitter and Youtube have been a great resource for learning. Follow great traders on Twitter, they post trades, plans, recaps and more. Learn from others and make your own strategy. I'm learned over the past