Under a single transferable vote system Zak Mir would undoubtedly have been fired by ShareProphets at midnight. But our poll operated under first past the post and so he survives – it seems our readers just could not agree on why he should be fired.
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wildrides
Surely this debarcle places Zac under intolerable pressure , If I were him I would walk and then claim constructive dismissal at an employment council hearing . He would probably get 10 years salary as they never reinstate . There you go Zac ……….. live free off Tom for ten years …………. what could be better than that . What ? “working for a living” you say “pride” you say …………….. Okay Okay ……………. I concede .
Next you will be polling us to sack Malcolm for not promoting Sinex enough .
Any way well done Zac …………. I look forward to hours of mirth piss taking charting and some very useful Moron brain washing by you for me and other traders on likely maximum prices on spikes !
J P Spaghetti
Zak’s performance hasn’t actually been too bad (he called the Blinkx drop to sub-20p and the steady increase in Hornby bang on, for example), though I agree that applying technical analysis to AIM listed stock, at least, is often akin to applying phrenology to a porcupine. That’s not his fault, though.