bozo333 went from posting like this in 2014:
OP, I have news for you...
...Nobody can see the future. I have been in the commodity speculation business for 20 years, and while we do use historical data to predict changes and trends in the end nobody knows anything. I have seen bubbles get WAY bigger than anybody thought. And I have seen sure things that could never go under just pop. The only thing you have control of is your own willingness to take on risk. So please don't make the mistake that YOU are calling an end to ....anything.
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PS: I can tell you when you want to get out of a bubble (be it stocks, real estate or whatever)...it's when you see house wives on TV talking about their schemes.
to shit like this in 2018:
Day trading is a risky investment but this make good profit in short time. So many peoples are participate in this platform but few peoples only make good earning others are loose the money. It is our carelessness of day trading because already they know it is risky investment so proper experience is need for this platform then only we will make good in future.
It's obvious to me that this is a bought or hacked account, and I'm going to tag it accordingly.
I can't view older posts in those two other accounts, but if someone can point out drastic changes in language skills, please let me know. Yes I'm being lazy by not un-ignoring sections in order to smoke out account buyers, but I have so many sections on ignore that I don't even know which ones to un-ignore when trying to view someone's old posts. It could also be that these accounts deleted older posts in an effort to cover up the evidence of an account sale. In any case, all three of these members are complete shitposters, and that's surprising for accounts that are so old.
That doesn't mean anything.
I agree with you, but this does look suspicious to me. Shitposters with accounts older than 2017 don't seem to be very common from what I've seen. If I'm not mistaken, there was a big hack in 2017 and there seems to have been an influx of spammers after that. I've caught quite a few and neg trusted them. Found another one here, so that's a win. There's no logical explanation for good writing going to typical bounty shitposting. If you could explain that being anything other than an account sale or hack, I'd love to hear it.