Over the past few decades, news reports and other forums suggest various regulatory agencies have been faced with fending off a variety of major assault-like appearances in the context of the stock market. However, for this particular demonstration, it is the penny stock market (or PSM) that can represent how unsolicited and/or unwanted emails continues to be used to poke and prod at every fiber of our existence.
For this demonstration, the only difference between sending someone an email and sending someone a socialized comment is the receivership position of the content. Whereas email is more of a private thing, comment structures are constantly being built and/or installed into page after page after page of content as a public location available for viewing. So email=private and comment=public.
Although it may be considered outrageous to attempt to manually perform this particular type of translation, the extrapolation method is of minor relevance compared to the values being attached to scraping activities in general due to the narrow application of the concept of possessing the mechanisms to maintain a marketplace in which primarily paper is bought and sold. Complaints from time to time will pour into various regulatory agencies when a penny stock spam hits an email box, with fundamental soreness being towards unfair market manipulation, but what of the market value of a comment that just so happens to contain such derivatives? Would it make any different if the content was millions of characters long?
Dreamy as this seedier side to seeding and populating hard drives can appear to those operating with such agendas, the stretch marks being left behind by those who possess the software and the hardware being used to pursue a taught method of creating a valued backlink by posting to as many sites as possible won’t be cured by smearing cream over anything. With sideband instructions abound, it is within the promises of going unnoticed and/or undetected that add tantalizing enticement towards trying a new click habit with the hopes of eventually translating such habits into a potential income stream, thanks to that good ol’ thing called automation combined with powerful published (and private) encouragements to go ahead and give it that good ol’ college try.
The chuckle point of this particular method of translating strings into something other than the commonly expected read is most people just don’t look at their conversations as line-item derivatives of the external stock markets…
Y Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Alleghany Corporation
O Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Realty Income Corporation
U No known matches for this symbol in the NYSE
R Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Ryder System Inc.
P Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Pandora Media Inc.
H Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Hyatt Hotels Corporation
R Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Ryder System Inc.
A Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Agilent Technologies Inc.
S Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Sprint Nextel Corporation
E Exchange: NYSE Market ID: ENI S.p.A.
I No known matches for this symbol in the NYSE
S Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Sprint Nextel Corporation
M Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Macy's Inc
A Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Agilent Technologies Inc.
G Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Genpact Ltd
N Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Netsuite Inc
I No known matches for this symbol in the NYSE
F Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Ford Motor Credit Company
I No known matches for this symbol in the NYSE
C Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Citigroup Inc.
E Exchange: NYSE Market ID: ENI S.p.A.
N Exchange: NYSE Market ID: Netsuite Inc
T Exchange: NYSE Market ID: AT&T Inc.
Socialized Comment Used For Demo: Your phrase is magnificent
Total Within String: 23
Total Unique From the String: 15
Duplicates: R=2 A=2 I=3 E=2 N=2 S=2