This is a discussion question about ur opinion on retail market research and ethical boundaries.
Context: basically i am doing research on profile energy and they gave 80% market share of their primary oil and gas market largely due to the superiority of their tech and how niche their sub-segment of a sub-segment is and so their products cost a premium to the 3 competitors they have. In order to get a good view of the tech superiority i requested a quote and made up a realistic story in order to get a cost estimate from their competitors.
I have also emailed many funeral homes for pricing to compare to local competition to evaluate the players carriage services.
Basically as a retail investor, we don’t have access to in depth market research and it isn’t possible to do research like Hindenburg did with luck in coffee and track customer in flow.
So what is your opinion on the ethical nature of doing this and likely wasting someone’s time?
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