Incorrect data Do not rely on this site for correct information. I purchased 5000 shares in a company and LSE share trades had them listed as sold. The same thing happened the next day. Don't know where they get their information from but it's not correct. How many share trades are showing as sells when they are actually buys?

LSE do nothing at all to prevent some… LSE do nothing at all to prevent some posters making incorrect claims about companies they are invested in. There is a real danger that would be investors are encouraged to invest by these false claims. These ‘rampers’ stand to make money out of others misfortune by falsely inflating the value of a share and increasing its share price only to sell out and leave the naive investor struggling. There needs to be much more protection and regulation around this to ensure that companies like LSE (London South East) seek out and remove the people responsible

London South east is the classic… London South east is the classic problem with social media platforms we have today. LSE protect their biggest inputters on the site. They protect the bullies. Anybody who participates in this site who dare had a different opinion to the regular " site owners" is kicked out. Yet any abuse and bullying by the aforementioned regular user is tolerated . LSE you should be ashamed at enabling the bully.

I am put off this site by too much advertising and bad advert placement What really puts me off this site is the shear amount of adverts and their placing on the boards. This amount of adverts also makes it difficult to write on the forums as they slow down the webpages or just get in the way. This happens on two of my pc's, which are both new machines, so I know that it is not my equipment which is so often blamed by companies who do not wish to take responsibility for poor service. I do not get the impression that those who designed the website ever use it. If they did they would see just how annoying it is. I know companies make money from ads and that is fine, its just that they can ruin the user experience with their greed. And that does not make me want to click on any of those ads.

A great free source of information on shares I have used the LSE Forum for nearly 8 years and yes, there are lots of rampers, certainly on the most volatile stocks, as there is on any shares’ forum. They are easy to spot, laugh at and ignore. The information that LSE provide on individual shares is as good as you’ll get in most other places and it’s free. On the odd occasion their Website does go down, but so do many other similar sites. Overall I am more than happy with LSE, hence the 5 Stars, and still use them more than any other site for information about shares. I also find it much more user friendly than ADVFN and it is one of the few places that you can still view recent trades, albeit 15 minutes delayed unless you pay the extra fee.