Nicely timed umop3pisdn, well done. The Strawman community is a broad church, and I'd encourage users to prosecute their preferred investment style -- whatever that is. (except for day trading, and only because we dont yet have intra-day market pricing). We all "push our own barrow", but community endorsement (votes) and scorecard performance provides accountability and credibility to those that earn it. Moreover, it hopefully provides a broad range of perspectives for other investors, and enables them to better evaluate the quality of information they encounter on the site. To your point, I'd certainly encourage members to edit their Valuations and update Straws if they now have different perspectives. The company reports aren't intended to be a static record, but a rather a shared investment journal that evolves as new information comes to light. Don't do it as an act of charity, do it because maintaining a working investment diary and regularly updating valuations is an insanely good process for improving one's own decision making and results. I know we cant yet to go to cash with the existing scorecards -- which were originally intended just as a record of general recommendations -- but, if that's what you want to do, you can still close recommendations on your scorecard. You'll also be able to trade inverse ETFs within a month or so of release. Good luck to all. Will be keen to see how members approach this bear market.