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I will make it easy for you buddy.Non-shareholders or IFUS shareholders will not received names of any IFUS customers or feedlots.Legitimate companies do not provide potential or existing customers due to respect and privacy of clients and potential competition.
If you were a feedlot owner,would you want non-shareholder morons leaving crank calls at all times of the day or asking you questions about cost of feed, size of herd etc etc etc.
If you want a poop improver and are backed up order Intact Nutrition products and do a testimonial .
.Financials coming out in May will verify sales from Jan, Feb, and March. that will already be outdated.
I suggest you just wait until documented financials come in after Joint Venture in India is providing feed for 500,000 dairy cows with SGP+2.0.
The pps will be substantially higher but that is the risk you take by waiting to buy IFUS until after documented financials are recorded.
IFUS STRONG
Make it easy for me buddy. Name three farms and the contact for the farm that are using the poop improver
IFUS has clearly stated over an extended period of time in pr's Letters to Shareholders ,radio podcasts ,and Twitter that a Joint Venture with AgriGlow Biotech in India to expand sales and revenue internationally is very real.
$IFUS #India ##dairy #cattle MMO
— IMPACT FUSION INTERNATIONAL, INC. (@ImpactfusionI) May 1, 2024
SGP+ India in the House Napoleonville Louisiana pic.twitter.com/DkHzg66pVi
IFUS is simply building the company by increasing sales,revenues and awareness of the best cattle and dairy cow feed in the world.
All new and existing shareholders at IFUS need is patience and they will be rewarded 10 fold with the increases of the pps between now and when I retire at age 70 in December 2025.
Unlike non-shareholders,I have always told the truth about IFUS.I do not hide behind an IHUB name and am listed on twitter, Linkedin, IFUS financials, and several other boards and discord rooms.
The facts about a legitimate company like IFUS have not changed
Correct! There is absolutely no liquidity in this pile of shit self enrichment sham.
One look at the long list of gifted shares and only a fool would buy a share of this pile of shit.
More like bad news for your fantasies
You wrote
The types of legal action suggested by these radical pumpers has been tried numerous times and has never, ever, in the slightest degree succeeded. In general, the courts have ruled that anything posted in the type of message board IHUB runs, is always considered to only be opinion, whether expressly designated as such or not. Secondly, company officers are considered public figures and are legally subject to criticism in posts. and, "truth" or a reasonable belief that what is being said is substantially true is an absolute defense against libel, etc.
So let them throw their snit-fits and stomp the ground like six year kids who just found out they can't have their own way. It provides us with great entertainment.
Rhonda has something hanging over Walther's head plus there seems to be a "personal attachment" between the two. As for her hiding out in Canada, she is, or was, a Canadian citizen. But, the story I have been given is that she moved to the U.S. because she was in some physical jeopardy from some "bad people" in Canada. Which fits right in with her background of multiple scams plus her supposed personal dalliance with a man convicted in a "Murder for hire" plot. She lived in the St Louis area for a time with her son who owns, what I call, a mail flyer advertising firm. Her son was registered as a pseudo officer of IFUS; most likely as a stand in for Rhonda. When the sparks began to fly, that is Walther & IFUS began their legal battles, Rhonda fled back to Canada to avoid legal service and her son's name was removed as a company officer. There is no information indicating that her son was in any way involved in any shady activity. I just think he did not want get involved in someone else's problems and risk having his name tainted.
Run a google search on Rhonda's name & history. Lots and lots of info available.
Ease up on the drugs L'il Ego! They're not good for a person in your delicate state of mind.
Not to worry jimr, your post didn't violate anything. The little Ego is just blowing smoke because he cannot begin to combat the facts.
That "plan" has several serious flaws. For one, I have never owned shares of IFUS, nor shorted IFUS. I have never shorted a stock in my life. Another is that it's not libel if it's true, or at least have good reason to believe it's true. AGAIN, I have posted links to the information that shows Walthers and IFUS has a history of fraud.
Would Marc Walthers like a REAL financial auditor, audit his financials??
Not likely...
This is nothing but a scar tactic to try and stop the truth from being posted. In fact, my posting history shows that hasn't worked, and in fact, it would turn out I was right in my claims of scam and fraud.
Just go ask the SEC...
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Buyer Beware
Pump and Dump
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Don’t even bother. TD, Panther, m0n, Uber are only here for one reason. They are protected. Doesn’t even matter what you say.
20k in yearly revenue ROTFLMFAO
Not all attorneys use a broad shotgun approach when filing libel suits against individuals that buy and sell shares and manipulate the pps by making libelous statements.I Think an IFUS sniper approach is more accurate against you.
Trey Schmidt has a case against you as does Marc Walthers.IF they pull your trading records and libelous posts on ihub you will need a good attorney
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Step one unmask you.
Step two just drag it out in court until you settle or the attorney fees and court costs keep rising.
Sucks to be you..Your history of posts for years manipulating stocks will nt look good with any jury.
IFUS STRONG
Hedge fund may have to buy IFUS to avoid legal action. That may be cheaper than exploring past sins.💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💰💰💰💰💰💰🤑🤑🤑
Just say'n
13 Years “Under valued”?
Oh so you’re aware of $4,232 last Q after an entire year (2023) of pumping, non stop shareholder updates and awareness campaigns via podcasts aka $50k consultants and the fiscal yes produced $20k
What a JOKE!!!
Absolutely No One Is Fooled
No tweets of the “Free” product delivered to the fire area?
Lmao at this sham
🏆️ 🏆️ IFUS can't sell the shit here in the US. What makes them think they will buy it in India?? Walthers is jumping the gun here. They haven't even tried the shit yet and Walthers is making all these grand statements.
So, this is the "doctor". LMAO!... "Trey" is the same guy that's been helping Walthers pump this scam for years! ... New addition?? Lol!
Scam...
This is nothing but a pump PR to sell more stock.
There is a Schmidt mention 14 times in the last Q. Robert his wife, son, brother and whoever These Schmidt's are in on this. They have been issued millions and millions of shares at a discount. Nothing has changed.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/392194/content
A Schmidt was the likely recipient of the several recent increases in the OS of 13 million shares in the last 5 weeks!!.
There have been 13,000,000 shares issued since March 14th. 1,500,000 of them unrestricted.
Another 10,000,000 million was issued in the weeks before that.
Outstanding Shares
549,022,576
03/07/2024
Restricted
251,474,507
03/07/2024
Unrestricted
297,548,069
03/07/2024
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Outstanding Shares
550,522,576
03/14/2024
Restricted
252,974,507
03/14/2024
Unrestricted
297,548,069
03/14/2024
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Outstanding Shares
560,522,576
04/01/2024
Restricted
262,974,507
04/01/2024
Unrestricted
297,548,069
04/01/2024
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Outstanding Shares
562,022,576
04/16/2024
Restricted
262,974,507
04/16/2024
Unrestricted
299,048,069
04/16/2024
SEC Sues Curt Kramer and Three of His Businesses for Acting as Unregistered Securities Dealers
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr-25995
IFUS Naked shorts are in trouble.
🏆️ The long list of Hedge Funds Holding this
Absolutely Zero
Just a heads up, 🏆️ How did $102.000 in inventory disappear with no record? The last report filed shows that existing inventory fell from $120,000 of feed stock to $18,000 in a year ... even though there were only $20,000 of sales in the entire year. So, $102,000 of inventory disappeared with no explanation. If this were a genuine company there would be either a detailed explanation or a thorough investigation in which heads would roll.
There are only three possibilities. A) The inventory was given out freely to ranchers/farmers to use so that IFUS could claim it was shipping product, B) The inventory never actually existed, C) The inventory was sold but Walther stuffed his pocket with the proceeds and did not report them as required. This fits right in with Walther's well known and long term propensity of defrauding shareholders and embezzlement.
OPEN YOUR EYES!! IFUS is a naked con job with longtime con artists at its head.
~~~No One Is Fooled, Fool~~~
Posting inaccurate, deliberately incomplete and way out of date piecemeal stuff, that has been debunked and proven to have been fraud, to claim the company is a scam, is 100% fraud being attempted by bashers here, who are being paid by hedge funds to lie about IFUS. That makes it a felony and conspiracy to commit to fraud against IFUS Investors.
What is the US fraud Act?
AN ACT TO PROTECT CONSUMERS, BORROWERS, AND BUSINESSMEN AGAINST FRAUD, UNFAIR METHODS OF COMPETITION, AND UNFAIR OR DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES IS REPRINTED.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/part-I/chapter-47
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Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
1. Understanding the Phenomenon of Stock Bashing
Stock Bashing
Understanding the Phenomenon of Stock Bashing
In the world of investing, where fortunes can be made or lost in the blink of an eye, it is not uncommon to come across individuals who engage in stock bashing. This practice involves spreading negative information or rumors about a particular stock with the intention of manipulating its price and creating panic among investors. Stock bashers often employ various tactics, such as posting misleading articles on social media platforms, participating in online forums to spread false narratives, or even launching smear campaigns against companies. The motivations behind stock bashing can vary, ranging from personal vendettas against a company or its management to attempts at short-selling for personal gain.
1. The psychology behind stock bashing: To understand why individuals resort to stock bashing, it is essential to delve into the psychology that drives this behavior. Some stock bashers may have had negative experiences with a particular company or its stock in the past, leading them to develop a bias against it. Others may simply be seeking attention or validation from their peers by attempting to predict a stock's downfall. Additionally, there are those who engage in stock bashing as part of a coordinated effort to manipulate the market for their own financial gain.
2. The impact on investor sentiment: Stock bashing can have a significant impact on investor sentiment and market dynamics. When negative information about a company circulates widely, it can create fear and uncertainty among investors, leading them to sell off their shares and causing the stock price to plummet. This can result in substantial losses for unsuspecting investors who fall victim to these manipulative tactics.
3. Identifying stock bashing techniques: It is crucial for investors to be able to identify stock bashing techniques in order to protect themselves from falling prey to manipulation. Some common red flags include exaggerated claims without credible evidence, anonymous sources providing negative information, or repetitive use of derogatory language towards a company or its management. By recognizing these warning signs, investors can make more informed decisions and avoid being swayed by false narratives.
4. real-life examples: Numerous instances of stock bashing have made headlines over the years. One notable example is the case of Tesla, where short-sellers actively engaged in spreading negative information about the company's financial health and production capabilities. Despite these efforts, Tesla's stock price continued to rise, ultimately proving the stock bashers wrong. This serves as a reminder that not all negative claims should be taken at face value and that thorough research is essential before making investment decisions.
Understanding the Phenomenon of Stock Bashing - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Understanding the Phenomenon of Stock Bashing - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
2. Unveiling Manipulative Tactics
The world of stock trading is a complex and dynamic environment, where investors constantly seek to make informed decisions based on market trends, financial analysis, and company performance. However, amidst this pursuit of knowledge and profit, there exists a group of individuals who engage in a manipulative practice known as stock bashing. These individuals use various tactics to spread negative information or false rumors about a particular stock, with the intention of driving down its price and profiting from the subsequent decline. Understanding the psychology behind stock bashing is crucial for investors to protect themselves from falling victim to these manipulative tactics.
1. The power of fear: Stock bashers often prey on investors' fears by highlighting potential risks or negative aspects of a company. By instilling doubt and uncertainty, they aim to create panic selling among shareholders, leading to a decrease in demand and ultimately a drop in stock price. For example, a basher might exaggerate the impact of a minor setback or focus solely on negative news while ignoring positive developments.
2. Confirmation bias: Investors tend to seek out information that confirms their existing beliefs or biases. Stock bashers exploit this tendency by selectively presenting data or anecdotes that support their negative narrative about a particular stock. They may cherry-pick financial metrics or highlight isolated incidents to paint an unfavorable picture, disregarding any positive aspects that could provide a more balanced perspective.
3. Herd mentality: Humans are social creatures who often look to others for guidance when making decisions. Stock bashers leverage this tendency by creating an illusion of consensus against a particular stock. They may employ multiple aliases or collaborate with other bashers to flood online forums or social media platforms with negative comments and posts about the targeted company. This can influence less-informed investors to follow suit and sell their shares, further driving down the stock price.
4. Manipulating emotions: Emotions play a significant role in investment decisions, and stock bashers exploit this vulnerability by evoking strong emotional responses. They may use inflammatory language, exaggerations, or personal attacks to provoke anger, fear, or frustration among investors. By triggering these emotions, bashers aim to cloud rational judgment and push individuals towards impulsive selling.
5. Hidden agendas: While some stock bashers may genuinely believe in their negative views about a company, others have ulterior motives. Short sellers, for instance, stand to profit from a decline in stock price and may engage in stock bashing as part of their strategy. It is essential for investors to consider the credibility and motivations of
Unveiling Manipulative Tactics - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Unveiling Manipulative Tactics - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
3. Signs to Look Out For
In the world of investing, where information and opinions are readily available at our fingertips, it can be challenging to separate genuine analysis from manipulative tactics. Stock bashers, individuals who spread negative sentiment about a particular stock or company with the intention of driving down its price, are one such group that investors need to be wary of. These bashers often employ various strategies to manipulate market buzz and create doubt among investors. By understanding the signs that indicate their presence, investors can make more informed decisions and protect themselves from falling victim to their schemes.
1. Consistent Negativity: One of the key indicators of a stock basher is their consistent negativity towards a specific stock or company. They tend to focus solely on the negative aspects, exaggerating any potential issues or challenges while ignoring positive developments. For example, if you come across an individual who consistently posts negative comments about a company's financials without acknowledging any positive growth or potential opportunities, it could be a red flag.
2. Lack of Supporting Evidence: Stock bashers often rely on baseless claims and rumors rather than providing concrete evidence to support their arguments. They may use vague statements or emotional language to sway public opinion without presenting any factual data. For instance, if someone claims that a company is on the verge of bankruptcy without providing any financial statements or news articles to back up their claim, it is essential to question their credibility.
3. Frequent Use of Emotional Appeals: Manipulative stock bashers often resort to emotional appeals in an attempt to influence investor sentiment. They may use fear tactics by highlighting worst-case scenarios or playing on investors' anxieties about losing money. By evoking strong emotions, they aim to create panic and prompt hasty selling decisions. It is crucial for investors to remain rational and evaluate information objectively rather than succumbing to emotional manipulation.
4. Inconsistent Track Record: Another sign to watch out for is an inconsistent track record of the stock basher. If someone has a history of making inaccurate predictions or spreading false information, it is likely that their current claims should be taken with caution. Look for patterns in their past behavior and assess whether they have a genuine interest in providing accurate analysis or if they are simply trying to manipulate the market.
5. Lack of Transparency: Stock bashers often hide behind anonymous usernames or pseudonyms, making it difficult to verify their credentials or intentions. They may create multiple accounts to amplify their negative sentiment and give the illusion of widespread
Signs to Look Out For - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Signs to Look Out For - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
4. Separating Fact from Fiction
Separating fact from fiction
In today's digital age, where information is readily available at our fingertips, it has become increasingly important to distinguish between fact and fiction. This holds true not only in the realm of news and politics but also in the world of finance and stock market investing. With the rise of social media platforms and online forums, it has become easier for individuals to spread misinformation or manipulate public opinion for personal gain. In this section, we will delve into the topic of debunking misinformation, specifically focusing on separating fact from fiction when it comes to stock bashing attempts by manipulative individuals.
1. The power of misinformation: Misinformation can be a powerful tool in manipulating stock prices and investor sentiment. Stock bashers often spread false rumors or negative narratives about a particular company or its stock, aiming to create panic among investors and drive down the stock price. By understanding the motives behind these attempts, investors can better protect themselves from falling victim to such tactics.
2. Conduct thorough research: One of the most effective ways to debunk misinformation is through conducting thorough research. Investors should rely on credible sources such as financial statements, regulatory filings, and reputable news outlets to gather accurate information about a company. By cross-referencing multiple sources, investors can verify the validity of claims made by stock bashers and make informed decisions based on facts rather than rumors.
3. Analyze the credibility of sources: It is crucial to critically evaluate the credibility of sources spreading information about a particular stock. social media platforms and online forums are often breeding grounds for false narratives and baseless claims. Investors should consider factors such as the track record, expertise, and potential biases of individuals or entities sharing information before accepting it as truth.
4. Seek expert opinions: Consulting with financial experts or professionals who have experience in analyzing stocks can provide valuable insights when debunking misinformation. These experts possess the knowledge and expertise necessary to identify red flags or inconsistencies in claims made by stock bashers. Seeking their opinions can help investors gain a more comprehensive understanding of the situation and make informed investment decisions.
5. Learn from historical examples: History has shown us numerous instances where misinformation has influenced stock prices. For example, in 2013, false rumors about a major technology company's CEO having a heart attack caused its stock to plummet temporarily. By studying past cases, investors can learn from the mistakes of others and develop a better understanding of how misinformation can impact stock markets.
6. Stay vigilant and skeptical: In an era where information spreads rapidly, it is essential for investors to
Separating Fact from Fiction - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Separating Fact from Fiction - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
5. The Role of Social Media in Amplifying Stock Bashing
Role in Social Media
Media for Amplifying
Social Media in Amplifying
Role of Social Media in Amplifying
Stock Bashing
The rise of social media has revolutionized the way information is disseminated and consumed, and this holds true for the world of stock trading as well. While social media platforms have undoubtedly provided a valuable space for investors to share insights, discuss market trends, and exchange ideas, they have also become breeding grounds for stock bashing. Stock bashing refers to the act of spreading negative or false information about a particular stock with the intention of manipulating its price or influencing investor sentiment. This section will delve into the role of social media in amplifying stock bashing, exploring different perspectives and shedding light on the mechanisms through which this manipulation occurs.
1. Viral Spread: Social media platforms offer an unprecedented level of reach and speed when it comes to sharing information. A single post or tweet can go viral within minutes, reaching thousands or even millions of users. This viral nature of social media makes it an ideal tool for stock bashers to amplify their negative narratives about a particular stock. By leveraging catchy headlines, provocative statements, or even memes, these individuals can quickly capture the attention of a large audience and shape their perception of a company.
2. Anonymity and Lack of Accountability: One of the key factors that contribute to the amplification of stock bashing on social media is the anonymity it provides. Users can create anonymous accounts or hide behind pseudonyms, making it difficult to trace their true identities or motives. This lack of accountability emboldens individuals to spread false information without fear of repercussions. Moreover, some stock bashers may have vested interests in seeing a particular stock decline, such as short sellers who stand to profit from falling prices. The anonymity afforded by social media allows them to manipulate public sentiment without revealing their ulterior motives.
3. Echo Chambers and Confirmation Bias: Social media platforms often create echo chambers where like-minded individuals gather and reinforce each other's beliefs. This phenomenon can be particularly dangerous when it comes to stock bashing. Once negative sentiments gain traction within a specific community, they can quickly snowball into a self-reinforcing cycle. Users who already hold negative views about a stock are more likely to engage with and share content that aligns with their preconceived notions, further amplifying the negative sentiment surrounding the stock.
4. Influence of Influencers: Social media influencers, individuals with large followings and perceived expertise in a particular field, have become powerful players in shaping public opinion. Some influencers may use their platforms to bash stocks, either due to personal biases or as part of
The Role of Social Media in Amplifying Stock Bashing - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
The Role of Social Media in Amplifying Stock Bashing - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
6. When Does Stock Bashing Cross the Line?
Stock Bashing
In the world of investing, where information and opinions can spread like wildfire, it is not uncommon to come across individuals who engage in stock bashing. Stock bashing refers to the act of spreading negative or false information about a particular stock with the intention of manipulating its price or influencing investor sentiment. While expressing differing opinions and engaging in healthy debates about stocks is a natural part of the market, there are instances when stock bashing crosses the line into illegal territory.
1. Defamation and Libel Laws:
One of the key legal implications of stock bashing lies in defamation and libel laws. If an individual knowingly spreads false information about a company or its stock, damaging its reputation or causing financial harm to investors, they may be held liable for defamation. Defamation occurs when false statements are made that harm the reputation of another person or entity. In some jurisdictions, libel laws specifically apply to written or published defamatory statements, which could include online forums, social media platforms, or even traditional media outlets.
2. Securities Fraud:
Stock bashing can also potentially fall under securities fraud laws. Securities fraud involves making false statements or engaging in deceptive practices related to buying or selling securities. If someone intentionally spreads false information about a stock with the aim of manipulating its price for personal gain, they may be committing securities fraud. This can include spreading rumors, disseminating misleading analysis, or artificially creating panic among investors.
3. Market Manipulation:
Stock bashing can be seen as a form of market manipulation, which is strictly regulated by financial authorities around the world. Market manipulation refers to any action that interferes with the free and fair operation of the market. By spreading negative information about a stock, individuals may attempt to create an artificial imbalance between supply and demand, leading to price distortions and unfair trading advantages. Such activities are generally prohibited and subject to severe penalties.
4. Insider Trading:
In some cases, stock bashing may involve individuals with access to non-public information about a company. If these individuals use their privileged knowledge to spread negative information about the stock, it could be considered insider trading. Insider trading involves trading securities based on material non-public information, which gives the trader an unfair advantage over other market participants. This illegal practice undermines market integrity and can lead to significant financial losses for unsuspecting investors.
It is important to note that determining when stock bashing crosses the line into illegal territory can be complex and often requires a
When Does Stock Bashing Cross the Line - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
When Does Stock Bashing Cross the Line - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
7. Strategies for Investors and Traders
Strategies for Investors and Traders
In the world of investing and trading, stock bashing has become an unfortunate reality. Stock bashers are individuals or groups who spread negative information or rumors about a particular stock with the intention of manipulating its price or creating panic among investors. These tactics can be detrimental to both individual investors and the overall market, as they can lead to unwarranted sell-offs and volatility. However, there are strategies that investors and traders can employ to counter these attempts at manipulation and protect their investments.
1. Conduct thorough research: One of the most effective ways to counter stock bashing is by conducting thorough research on the company in question. By analyzing financial statements, industry trends, and news articles from reputable sources, investors can gain a comprehensive understanding of the stock's fundamentals. This knowledge will enable them to differentiate between baseless claims made by stock bashers and legitimate concerns about the company's performance.
For example, if a stock basher spreads rumors about a company's impending bankruptcy, diligent research may reveal that the company has a strong balance sheet, positive cash flow, and a solid business model. Armed with this information, investors can confidently dismiss the false claims and maintain their positions in the stock.
2. Diversify your portfolio: Diversification is a key strategy for mitigating risk in any investment portfolio. By spreading investments across different sectors, industries, and asset classes, investors can reduce their exposure to any single stock or market manipulation attempts. Stock bashers often target specific stocks or sectors, so having a well-diversified portfolio can help minimize the impact of their efforts.
For instance, if an investor holds shares in multiple companies across various industries such as technology, healthcare, and consumer goods, they are less likely to be significantly affected by negative rumors surrounding one particular stock.
3. Stay informed through reliable sources: In today's digital age, information spreads rapidly, making it crucial for investors to rely on reliable sources. By following reputable financial news outlets, subscribing to industry newsletters, and participating in online forums with knowledgeable contributors, investors can stay informed about the latest developments and separate fact from fiction.
For instance, if a stock basher starts spreading false information about a company's product recall, staying informed through reliable sources can help investors verify the accuracy of the claims and make informed decisions based on actual facts.
4. Ignore emotional reactions: Stock bashers often aim to create panic and induce emotional reactions among investors. It is essential for investors to
Strategies for Investors and Traders - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Strategies for Investors and Traders - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
8. Famous Instances of Stock Bashing and Their Consequences
Stock Bashing
Case studies provide valuable insights into the world of stock bashing and its consequences. By examining famous instances of stock bashing, we can gain a deeper understanding of the tactics employed by manipulators and the impact they have on the market. These case studies shed light on the motivations behind stock bashing, the methods used to spread negative sentiment, and the repercussions faced by both the perpetrators and the targeted companies.
1. Enron: One of the most notorious cases of stock bashing involved Enron Corporation, an energy company that collapsed in 2001 due to accounting fraud. Short-sellers and financial analysts played a significant role in exposing Enron's fraudulent practices, leading to a sharp decline in its stock price. The consequences were severe for Enron as it filed for bankruptcy, resulting in massive losses for investors and employees alike.
2. Herbalife: In recent years, Herbalife, a multi-level marketing company, became a target of prominent hedge fund manager Bill Ackman. Ackman publicly accused Herbalife of being a pyramid scheme and initiated an aggressive short-selling campaign against the company's stock. This led to a prolonged battle between Ackman and other investors who believed in Herbalife's business model. The stock price experienced significant volatility as a result, causing uncertainty among shareholders.
3. Tesla: Elon Musk's electric vehicle company has been subject to intense scrutiny and stock bashing over the years. Critics have questioned Tesla's financial viability, production capabilities, and even Musk's leadership style. Short-sellers have actively targeted Tesla's stock, betting on its decline. However, despite these challenges, Tesla has managed to defy expectations and become one of the most valuable automakers globally.
4. GameStop: The GameStop saga in early 2021 highlighted how online communities can band together to counter stock bashing attempts. Reddit's WallStreetBets forum rallied small investors to buy shares of GameStop en masse, causing a short squeeze that inflicted heavy losses on hedge funds with significant short positions. This event showcased the power of collective action and the potential consequences for those who underestimate the influence of retail investors.
5. Chinese Companies: Numerous instances of stock bashing have targeted Chinese companies listed on U.S. Exchanges. Short-sellers often accuse these companies of fraudulent accounting practices or corporate governance issues, leading to sharp declines in their stock prices. However, these allegations are not always substantiated, and some companies have successfully defended themselves against such attacks.
These case studies demonstrate the far-reaching consequences of stock b
Famous Instances of Stock Bashing and Their Consequences - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Famous Instances of Stock Bashing and Their Consequences - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
9. Navigating the Market with Confidence amidst Stock Bashers Noise
Market Confidence
Stock Bashers
Navigating the market can be a daunting task, especially when bombarded with the noise created by stock bashers. These individuals or groups often attempt to manipulate the buzz surrounding certain stocks, spreading negative information and creating doubt among investors. However, it is crucial to approach such situations with confidence and a critical mindset. In this section, we will explore various insights from different points of view, providing in-depth information on how to navigate the market amidst stock bashers' noise.
1. Conduct thorough research: One of the most effective ways to counter stock bashers' attempts at manipulation is by conducting thorough research. Dive deep into the company's financials, industry trends, and news updates. By arming yourself with knowledge, you can better evaluate the validity of any negative claims made by stock bashers.
2. Distinguish between legitimate concerns and baseless claims: Not all criticisms are unfounded, and it is essential to differentiate between legitimate concerns and baseless claims made by stock bashers. Analyze their arguments objectively and critically assess whether there is any merit to their allegations. Look for reliable sources that provide balanced perspectives on the stock in question.
3. Seek expert opinions: Consulting experts in the field can provide valuable insights when navigating through stock bashers' noise. Financial advisors or analysts who specialize in the particular industry or company can offer an unbiased assessment of the situation. Their expertise can help you make informed decisions based on facts rather than succumbing to manipulative tactics.
4. Monitor market sentiment: Pay attention to market sentiment surrounding a particular stock beyond just the noise generated by stock bashers. Look for signs of positive or negative sentiment among other investors, as this can provide a more accurate reflection of market dynamics. Social media platforms, investment forums, and financial news outlets can be useful sources for gauging overall sentiment.
5. Stay focused on long-term goals: It is important not to let short-term fluctuations caused by stock bashers' noise distract you from your long-term investment goals. Remember that the stock market is inherently volatile, and short-term manipulations may not necessarily reflect the true value of a company. Focus on the fundamentals, such as a company's growth potential, competitive advantage, and management team, to make sound investment decisions.
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Navigating the Market with Confidence amidst Stock Bashers Noise - Market Hype: Unmasking Stock Bashers: Attempts to Manipulate Buzz
Facts are not threats. IFUS Facts:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/dns/news/document/73381/content
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/IFUS/news/IFUS-SGP-Game-Changer?v&id=7071
4 weeks ago:
final version of the **CBS news covering IFUS** tonight is out. It was recorded. The Text version has a link the front page of the IFUS website that features the SGP+(tm) game changer cattle feed. The story is about IFUS SGP+(tm) cattle feed donation to the North Texas cattle owners to help save what is left of their cattle, and the fact that this new super low cost game changer cattle feed is a huge solution to climate change driven disasters like North Texas suffered last week, that destroyed 1.1 Million acres of grass and cattle industry assets.
https://www.wafb.com/2024/03/07/new-innovative-cattle-feed-being-donated-north-texas/
Professional Emmy award winner, IFUS shareholder Video made for IFUS for free. Gifted to IFUS by a friend of mine:
Is that all you got? Butter knives are on sale at Walmart
IFUS Intact digest, that Panther posted lie after lie about for a decade, not only works but it is back in stock, Getting rave reviews.
Maybe someone should have stuck to cleaning toilets in prison?
I know you like to lob threats but can you name three contacts at 3 farms in the United States that are buying the product?
Also, what is Rhonda's role and why is she holed up in Toronto?
aka Bashers of IFUS, who have failed so badly, they are now the laugh of I-Hub here do fit this:
How do you know there were deficits between 2010 and 2020?
Show me the financials, proof.
Oh wait, they do not exist...
Opps,
Another lie?
No one is fooled, the only part you ever get right.
LMAO, is that all you got? You are the one trying to hide behind an alias in the Catholic confessional as you post lie after lie for a pathetic itty bitty pay check that is below minimum wage.
Your lies about IFIS are 14 longs documented here, out you and your intentions and who you work for.
No One Is Fooled.
Actually they were making and selling Intact Digest from 2009 to 2018. Steady flow and supply. They were filling distributors and customers orders globally.
One thing Intact Digest may not be able to fix is stupid, but it is worth a try. Buy a bottle and try it, unless you are afraid you might be embarrassed
and decide to go long IFUS.
Talking about your self again or the other bashers on IFUS?
Bimbos, bozos and bizarros; IFUS has them all!
🏆️ IFUS DD Updated 🏆️ >>, Marc Walther was found liable in a securities fraud lawsuit...
Complaint:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wpk0lRCJaTOI3dmR_BeSNw6eWtnTt71s/view
Judgement: $397,744.50
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nZjmmsmCwJlFwm9TR6NvokHH1H3K01uK/view?usp=sharing
And Marc Wallther has been the sole person putting together the disclosure statements. No accountant, no auditor.
Worthless...
That lawsuit was also never publicly disclosed. There is a HUGE gap in the disclosure statements between 2011 and 2018. With statements between 2019 and 2021 extremely lacking.
Marc Walther doesn't pay his bills or judgments either.
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Another one for fraud... Vito V. Florio vs Marc Walther. This one quite detailed and a doozie...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_sjflJICDGkVpJ2wUU7UUSrCplnGo4zF/view?usp=sharing
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I'll just set this right here...
HYGN and Shareholders Prevail as Judge Imposes Injunction Against Fired CEO Marc Walther
March 20, 2009 14:18 ET
| Source: HydroGenetics, Inc.
MIAMI, March 20, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hydrogenetics, Inc., (Pink Sheets:HGYN) announced today that a Florida State Court Judge in Miami, Florida on March 9th granted an emergency injunction against fired CEO Marc Walther, enjoining him from acting on behalf of the company as an officer and director or making representations to this effect. In the order, the judge ruled that Walther likely would cause irreparable harm to the Company if the injunction was not entered. Walther was fired for cause from both Hydrogenetics, Inc. and Xynergy Holdings, Inc., but refused to step down from the Companies.
The Company is still pursuing damages in Miami-Dade County Florida Circuit Court Against fired CEO Walther for Breach of Fiduciary Duty and intends to seek damages and other relief based on the claim that he fraudulently and improperly issued a massive number of Preferred Shares to himself and a personal friend, Rhonda Windsor, after he was terminated by a majority of the shareholders for cause. The Company deems the preferred shares that were issued by Walther in an attempt to gain control of the Company to be void for the failure of Walter to comply with applicable law. The Company is exploring additional claims related to his acting wrongfully as CEO after being fired.
https://www.globenewswire.com/en/news-release/2009/03/20/394417/11087/en/HYGN-and-Shareholders-Prevail-as-Judge-Imposes-Injunction-Against-Fired-CEO-Marc-Walther.html
https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/27597/content
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On January 15, 2009, after notifying Walther of his removal for cause, the company, filed with the Secretary of State of Nevada showing the removal of Walther and his replacement, Ronny Halperin.
On January 16, 2009 the company discovered that Walther, purporting to act as a director, created Series B Convertible Preferred Stock, 250,000 to one voting rights and without shareholders approval, issued it to himself and Rhonda Windsor, his personal friend 45,000,000 shares each as reflected in filings filed with the State of Nevada, one day after he was removed. The filing also changed the address of the corporation. The company has not moved
On January 26, 2009 the Company filed a lawsuit in the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Circuit, in Miami-Dade County against the former CEO and director Marc Walther. In part, the court has been requested to uphold the rights of the majority shareholders to vote Walther out of office and to require Walther to return all corporate documents and records that Walther improperly and illegally removed from the corporate office. Further the court is being asked for speedy determination as the removal of these documents which are necessary for the corporation to conduct its business.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/920749/000110801709000025/xynergy8k.htm
Shows Marc Walthers character. A liar, a thief, a con, and a fraud. And, it shows he's been doing it for a while.
Just FYI I have printed and emailed the US DOJ, FBI cyber crimes unit, and the SEC and the Federal Trade Commission who enforce the congressional felony laws that post violated, under anti racketeering, and FTC-Fair Debt Collections Practices act, all the crap you EgoMike have pumped and promoted including IFUS and the defunct EM queen PMPG
Careful what you wish for, you’ll likely to be there first
I hear North Korea has nice retirement plans breaking rocks LOL
VWAP takes a dive today to .0750. But, but, but "this will never go below .09 again!" So said the head con's step & fetchit cult leader.
Just FYI I have printed and emailed the US DOJ, FBI cyber crimes unit, and the SEC and the Federal Trade Commission who enforce the congressional felony laws that post violated, under anti racketeering, and FTC-Fair Debt Collections Practices act.
I hear North Korea has nice retirement plans breaking rocks LOL
Continuing the truth telling and exposing of Naked shorts on IFUS, which parallels the entire stock market, and the recent disclosures of trillions of dollars fake treasuries and shares printed as phantom shares and never covered, here is more of the Congressional SEC actions taking on the crooks at Hedge fund operated MMs and Broker Dealers...
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— NotTheMoma (@NotTheMoma2) May 7, 2024
“Plenty of inventory” LoL. My point has been proven LoL
No One was buying it LoL
Just one stooge or maybe three IMO.
No One is Fooled
LoL So what! Were there any sales? LoL
“available world wide from 2013 to 2018”
Another pumper’s awareness statement LoL.
Prove the statement! You had one so called order from a UK company and that was it. If it was selling and didn’t do Jack sh*t, sales would have kept the company somewhat afloat.
Too bad there aren’t any LoL
No One is Fooled
Did you see PEACH state the guys from India who I FU S met in Canada were not from AgriGlow LoL
Still better than spending it plopped in a lawn chair at a warehouse with 14 years of operations operating in the RED.
Current market cap $39.87 million LoL
Last Fiscal Year $20,xxx LoL
Last Quarter $4,232 LoL
What a Joke!!
It must be a miserable life living in the past, posting old information all while getting paid to tear things down. I could not make a living with so much negativity being the driving force for my income. btw It's 2024 not 2013.
Tell me about it. Working a tower is like being a con. 🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🐘🐘🐘🐘⭐
Oh? Tell me! Elaborate please!
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