Yep. It’s quite inaccurate.
I looked up a video card and it told me I could find a cheaper price and the cheapest one was for a lower-end card.
I also looked up an 8 GB set of RAM. It told me that I could find it quite a bit cheaper… if I was only interested in 4 GB.
And when I looked up the same device on amazon and on newegg, safeprice gave me 2 different lists of cheaper listings.
You folks have a virus/threat lurking on this page, according to your own software. Ironically, I navigated here to see if others were still having issues with this (as I once did).
I took a screen shot of the blocked threat and am attempting to attach it below.
I’m a bit worried when Avast’s own blog contains a threat. I’m a PAID subscriber (Premium), and I have a right to be concerned.
Trish
I would think the only way to get this is to occur is if there is what Avast would consider a “suspicious” attachment and I notice based on your attachment it was apparently page 1. There is only one attachment on page 1 and it seems fine and gives me no trouble as far as Avast is concerned.
Rather odd, no doubt, but I think we can all agree we DO want Avast to capture “suspicious” stuff even if it resides in the Avast forum, RIGHT? 
So the location of where the “suspicious” activity is found is no matter, it’s catching and preventing “suspicious” activity is what’s important.
That said, I personally have no explanation as to why you would get that alert from Avast in this case since I’m not experiencing it.
Is this persistent or did it just occur this one time in this thread topic?
ADDENDUM: Btw, that URL address in your attachment doesn’t look like it would be this thread. Could it have been an alert message from somewhere else?
The IP address in the image isn’t avast and there appears to be a url/shares.json? redirect going on to an avast blog post. But I don’t see anything like this on this page/topic and I’m certainly not getting any alert.
So I have no idea where this redirection is coming from.