The Market Worm

[Yeti]

I am hi-jacking this thread from another site (thanks Trev) because I think this is a great idea that will benefit from increased participation. If enough people vote every day, I think this could develop in a useful tool. Have a look, and subscribe!

http://www.marketworm.com.au

 

[Uncle Festivus]

Who are they - no privacy policy and no 'about' page. Could be just scamming emails for all we know?

 

[Timmy]

Who are they - no privacy policy and no 'about' page. Could be just scamming emails for all we know?

I have a few free, disposable email addresses for this very situation!

 

[doctorj]

Something like http://www.mailinator.com/ is useful for this kind of stuff.

 

[Yeti]

Who are they - no privacy policy and no 'about' page. Could be just scamming emails for all we know?

Hi Uncle, not sure what you mean by "scamming emails". If you mean "harvesting" email addresses, I have to agree you could be absolutely right. It's a dangerous world out there. So if that worries you I would leave the Market Worm well alone.

For all slightly less paranoid members, why not give it a go? I have been participating for a couple of weeks now and have not received any emails other than the daily email in which you either click "Bullish" or "Bearish" to cast your daily vote.

In any case, let's try and keep this thread on the subject of the Market Worm rather than get side-tracked into a thread on alternative email addresses.

Timmy, use on of your "disposables" and see what you think

 

[Timmy]

Will do Yeti - could be fun!

 

[Yeti]

Just a copy-and-paste from today's Worm page:-

The Current Worm


The worm represents the consensus information of all registered members from 3 Months ago to now. Please note, this is a live graph so it will change during the day and the earlier you are viewing this graph, the fewer votes there would have been today.

The worm is currently: BEARISH Current Accuracy is 63%

The graph will automatically refresh every 10 minutes.

Graph currently represents 17882 votes, with 51 votes today.

So who is the MOST Accurate?

Males in QLD aged 50 - 59

So who is the LEAST Accurate?

Females in NT aged 80+