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That was what was going on, but some people didnt buy into the concept. They were looking for short term gains...alot of flippers in this. In order for this to work, everyone has to be on the same page with same attitude.
I am going to post this for everyone still here. This is from Monk. He knows what he is doing IMHO. Read this carefully.
Bob
"I have personally been involved in 2 other plays where a group of disciplined investors locked up the float to the point where they held more than was actually out there to trade...Keep in mind also, that it really doesn't matter what the company does... While I feel Cascadia is fundamentally sound and will grow nicely... take a peek at what we did with 2 worthless companies...
TUB# about a year and a half ago... A completely useless company by all rights...not meant as a criticism to them... but nothing for revenues and in my opinion a poor business model...
We locked up the float and took it from around .40 to $4.44 in 13 days... Keep in mind... we were all in for a long time prior doing exactly what we are now with CDIV... just locking up the float...
EVC# around the same time frame... another penny stock with a nice share structure... Are you ready for this... a one man company... he made catalytic converters in his garage... again... we locked up the float... we took this one to nearly $8.00 in two weeks...
I realize it's hard to be patient during the boring phase... but, I'll tell you what... when we all get to the fun part and the covering starts... you will see us movng like a rocket... as I say on the boards all the time... right now.. this is all foreplay... the real fun fun hasn't started yet...
We all want to make money... that is why we play this came called the market...
Well if you want to win... you have to play by the rules...and a disciplined team can in fact beat the MM's at their own game...
If the float was about to be locked up and the company didnt sell shares out the back door, then a bunch of "longs" had to be unloading.
Hey Teff, been gone most of day. can you tell me in a nutshell what happened to STHG?
Thanks, Bob
Can someone tell me in a nutshell what happened today? did someone yell fire. did someone from inside company dump shares? dont see how.
Thanks
I was able to buy a few more today..blue light special...going to look good in near future.
Sounds good...I was able to pick up a few more shares. Are you still keeping tabs on total?
Bob
Good morning Teff and DFB, Heres to a green day today in STHG
Thanks, just saw the sell off after news and was wondering what was going on..course STHG took a nose dive too.I think too many people flipping this. I just hope the float can get into tighter hands then we will see what this can do. I have a small position in comparison to many in the group, but I am planning to see this thru. These kind of stocks dont come along very often imo
Hey Teff, whats your take on HMIT?
I took a small position this morning @.0021. I am long in STHG also. The float there needs to be in strong hands of dedicated investors to see the full potential of what the stock can do. We need to separate the sheep from the goats.
Teff what happened to HMIT?
Been there, done that and lost the shirt...hope to turn that around here
Will be holding until the cows come home
Got some today @.052
Good Morning group. I was lucky to pick up my first shares this morning and will be holding for a long time. I have more time than money and I hope this will change in the future. I am a team player here.
Bob
Another good post by BlueBucks...a little long but a good read imo
again from CD#V.
Reality vs. Perception:
MM's have nothing to sell you. Whether on the ask or bid it’s a lie. By manufacturing a phony candle chart they assume shareholders will panic & sell. While this deceptive strategy is highly successful, when applied here does not work. It fails to address reality of the entire float, plus 30 million more, is owned by members of this board. Therefore, this chart is a mirage, you see it, but its not real. Since we are not selling it has no real effect but the cost to maintain this mirage is staggering.
A three day period has seen approx. 3.3 million in volume. To the greater extent buys were clearly in control by a ratio of 2 to 1... What most call "tricks" are actually well thought out strategies that are time tested & part of an overall industry protocol. The MM's have become conceded in their pride from these strategy's. It deceives them into thinking they can sell shares they do not own & somehow avoid the penalty. Likewise, their pride will not allow them to concede defeat. Since pride goes before a fall... well, you get the picture.. Hit the ask...
Perception vs. Reality Part 2 - The Chart
By now you’ve noticed that heavy buy volume has little effect on PPS & sell volume can effect it substantially. Buys on the sell side, sells on the buy side... what a scam. All designed, under the cover of “orderly market”, to deceive you into believing a consolidation is taking place. You cannot consolidate air shares! In a non-lockdown consolidation is a MM mid-term strategy designed to distract & frustrate the shareholder into selling his dormant funds. ex: “The run is over.. I’ll sell & put this money where there’s some momentum.”A sideways shake that preys on the impetuous.
Are you distracted by the lies & deceit? Are you frustrated the PPS is not reacting in accordance with the actual figures. Understand this rule: ‘The chart is not real’. They know everyone watches it so its controlled from the Ask/Bid. It is protocol. With CDIV & this team we have reversed the frustration.
As mentioned in Part 1 the MM’s do not believe this board owns 150% of the float. They’re pride will not allow the reality of defeat. The perception of a normal chart only buys them time. The MM’s are buried face down... The more they scratch the deeper they get.... Hit the ask.
Perception vs. Reality Part 3- LockDown Consolidation
In accord with earlier posts Part 3 will focus on lockdown consolidation.. With most any other stock consolidation is a buy/sell process that trades within a select range over an undetermined period of time. It appears as a natural process & is a reality across the brokerage industry.
In the realm of CDIV however there is nothing to sell so consolidation is in itself a lie. What we have is compressed air. This week we will see nearly 5 million volume with approx. 70% buys yet the PPS moves very little. By casual viewers the stock is perceived as stable.
We have a ‘freak of nature’ but today it does not appear as such on the chart. This my friends is a MM mid-term strategy that attempts to burn out the money supply of its rival. That’s why when the buying pressure eases up the PPS drops. “Let’s churn & burn away they’re money until they have no more. Then they will be happy to sell us they’re shares.” Because the protocol is ineffective the senior managers & VP’s are now in charge of this account.
I’ve read a lot of posts that infer a .50 pps will break they’re backs. Maybe so. They in turn are hoping .60 will break ours... and so the next leg up & battleground appears.
What they need to understand is that we have unlimited financing & are backed by the very core of the American/Canadian & soon to be European people .We are organized & orderly & growing daily. We are determined to restore fairness to our market so overrun with thugs & thieves.
Consolidation on a lockdown therefore is a lie. A deceptive strategy that too will fail..... Hit the ASK
Perception vs. Reality-Part 4-Recovery
For those who think destroying Market Makers is the prime directive allow me to redirect your attention. They will feel pain, yes, but eventually equalize their losses. The case I will refer to is EVCC stickied at the top. There are others but this should be familiar to most.
I have a different take on the chart. With all due respect to FF’s fine work & I am thankful for his presentations, I contend that the cover was stabilized @ $5.50. Not completed but only stabilized. Many shares were sucked up by the MM’s on route to $5 as people sold for a nice profit. From that point the MM’s are active to offset their huge loss.
The spike to $8 was actually a recovery. These new shares were making money as the rise from $5 to $8 occurred. Then, once reaching the specified & secret PPS , the stock is shorted once again as they make money all the way down the ladder & recovering another huge portion in the red. Once the squeeze has been diffused its back to business as usual.
Some wise folks on this board have correctly stated that the MM’s will be forced to go long. This is what they are referring to. Its for MM's benefit and not ours.
Its important to understand that at each leg up occurs what I call a “BullShake”. That’s really where MM’s find shares. People sell a small portion to pay bills etc. Then comes another grueling consolidation followed by another leg up producing another Bullshake. One signal to recognize is low volume days become the norm. New purchases are held up even at numbers over the ask. Brokerage houses put a “buying stop” on the stock. Only sells are allowed. At this point they have addressed shorting & begin the recovery mode.
Monks premise is simple & accurate: Buy & Hold... They can limit us in purchases but they cannot stop us from holding. Some of you have mentioned $2-3 as a selling start. Exactly my point. Not that it’s a bad thing, by all means make a profit. Using our example, MM’s will then sell those shares for $6,7,8 during recovery.
The idea of destroying a MM is nonsense. They have more tools than just Level 3 & a wealth of knowledge in the manipulation of numbers. The $30 million shorted is already in their banks collecting interest or being used to deceive in other areas. As long as it is possible continue to buy wherever shares are sold. Let them know our funds cannot be exhausted & that at some point even the chart begins to look abnormal. That my friends could attract a congressman or two.... Hit the Ask..
Triggers & The Kitchen
Some think it’s the PPS , some think it’s volume & others the total accumulation that will trigger the next leg up or full cover. Mechanically that is correct & why Monk’s is the premier strategy. Buying pressure applied will produce a break point. In addition.... there’s a psychological trigger that will expedite the process.
The decision to relinquish a hundred million dollars is not made by junior executives. It does not have a specified ceiling number that mandates a cover. It is made by Presidents & Senior VP’s. This is where the arrogance is concentrated. Get in their kitchen & you will find the trigger.
Floatlocks are special. There is no defense. It does not fit with squeeze plays of the past. The combined intelligence of MM companies have not devised a counter strategy that can unlock a float. Neither is there a protocol that can force you to sell.... but they’re workin’ on it.
CDIV is special. It could be the largest short issue play in history. When combined with the other two locks & the potential for several more you can see why they are now treating all three stocks as one... Good! What is the short total of all 3 stocks? Then multiply, in domino fashion, 10 bagger x 10 bagger x 10 bagger. Now that 100 million I spoke of approaches a billion and so forth. To avoid this, if they were prudent, the MM’s would cover all three at the same time but like I said, they haven’t developed that strategy yet....
See what I mean? Exploit the obvious. Get in their kitchen. This is why I stress letting them know our finances are unlimited. We have a complete cross-section of investors from around the world, individual to corporate that will hit the ask with impunity. Pride swallowing is difficult I know but by the time their arrogance is digested this will be on the list for a government bailout... Hit the Ask
Discipline. To follow of a philosophy or strategy
Here’s the part no one likes. To be forced against your intellect & tradition even at the cost of your own well being. For God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble’... Hmmm.
But you all ask: ‘when should I sell’.. Just give me the parameters & I’ll make my own decision.. You do for me so I can do for me..
What part is not getting through? As we close in on owning double float numbers, with no shares available to the outside world, do you not grasp the concept that we control the selling price?
When the next leg up occurs, lets say all the way to $2.00 hypothetically, if no one sells its just the MM’s passing wind back & forth. As they push forward, raising the PPS in a mimic of a cover, a Bull Shake will be in play. A cover can only exist if you sell purchased shares back to them.
If we agree, as a team, to not sell one share until $50.00 per common , they would be better advised to purchase Cascadia Inc.@ $25.00 to save money... but of course they haven’t developed that strategy yet.
Now I know I’m exaggerating, but am I? As we grow daily in strength & stature, we talk about team but can we agree to own the real PPS. Can we discipline ourselves & truly bring our nemesis to its knees.. You Decide... ***
My sincere thanks to the Skunkman. His keen foresight to solely compile & present this series of posts to the benefit of all must be acknowledged... BlueBucks
I like this post. It is from a member in CD#V, but it can apply here also imo.
The Big Leagues
The final Bear Trap should be likened to the forces of good destroying the forces of evil. Hopefully, we will all be out when that secret PPS is reached & bagholders are born destitute.
What will that last leg of the actual cover look like? Who will be there? The pressure will be enormous. The decision to get the most for your money weighed against waiting too long needs to be considered now while in a non crisis environment. When everyone’s portfolio is engorged with staggering numbers you will be confronted with the same trauma the MM’s are facing now. When to bail?
When you are selected from college ball to a “C” farm team your just excited to be paid for playing a game. In “B” leagues you realize the competition is pretty good. By the time you make it to “A” ball the coaches have so altered your thinking that you realize you didn’t know much back at the “C” level. You will need something special to make the big leagues & the big money. Boys will have matured into men with families & need more than minor league salary. Coaches can train you but only few will make it.
So it is with this play. You may never have another chance. If you say I will sell at $3 or $5 you inadvertently set the ceiling of the Bullshake (“B” league). You got out & made money and hey; profit is profit. If you say $20 then the ceiling is set there (“A” league). When a unified group finally gets this concept they will understand we do not have to sell at all.. Very important. With an uplist to the BB all shares must be accounted for. There will be a fake volume the size you have never witnessed. It is Knight’s way of saying “Can we negociate”. Now you have something special. “Excuse me... Let me call my agent.” That’s when we need to see large blocks of real shares at $30, $40 & $50 for sale at the ask.. Welcome to the S H O W... Blue
Stevo and DFB, you guys are da BOMB!
Wow, just got back in from work and it looks like someone yelled fire in a crowded theater. Way to go team for hanging tuff. Still holding my shares tighter than dicks hat band. A play like this doesnt come around often. Looks like if you're going to ride this train, you are going to need some of these.
Thanks, Billy Jack...I have sold part of a mutual fund stock from another broker and am waiting for check any day. They wouldnt let me buy this stock. I am hoping this one will do like Monk's other plays have done and will give me better return on my investment. Lord knows I need a change in my finances.
Bob
Hey Billy, did you say you have scottrade?..can you buy eigh thru them? I have heard some having some problems with some brokers.
Thanks, bob
Do you think you can hold the price back a few more days until I can buy some tickets for this train?
You say you're having share problems, I feel bad for ya son, I've got 99 problems but a shorter ain't one.
We know what we have here...I want to ride this as high as it will go
Man just got back..looks like MMs tried to shake the crap out of us
got to run...keep up the good work..push this to .03 this afternoon
These drinks are great Bill
Good Morning Stevo and DFB...looking for another good day here..really looking to see how this stock plays out. I hope everyone in this understands that we the share holders control the price where this can go if they hold on tight. Here's looking at dollars...Lil Wayne is holding my shares..Cash Money
I love the way this is playing out so far
They got threw under the bus
I like this quote..."Float Lock Downs are not designed to be trading plays…we simply accumulate the float and add on any weakness. If the team can all follow the same game plan, then we can force short squeezes as often as we like…"
I hope so but I think people will sell going up to lock in gains and wont see the real results here
I bought a few tickets for the MOMO train...had to try and recoup some money I losted on this play
Its going to run because I sold my shares today
glad I was able to add to my holdings today
Yes, got in when Bill called it few weeks ago
Good morning Monk and Den...thanks for newsletter...it was timely. I had some questions about your picks and you answered them. I like this place and hope to learn more.
Bob