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Sorry, I wasn't online on Friday.
Yes, yes I do. That is really the only reason to create an account here. Found two users that actually match your question so far. Most, if not all, are just coin flips.
Even the most active and most followed, even the ones that can be traced to being pumpers, are still just coin flips. Granted, the returns on a coin flip in a pump and dump far outweigh the losses.
I didn't get any PM. What's up?
So much for being a "stock predictor".
Hard lesson to learn.
Who knows how long they'll constrict it. How long did it bleed last time going into the $8 spike?
Share constriction... squeeze them. I think today was a short though. They ran it up yesterday on weakness then shorted it.
No one is buying... for your sake... you should be buying these dips.
Man, they are squeezing the fuck out of this stock.
It is a common misconception that Southerners blame Yankees. We don't. We place the blame directly on Pi-rats and Gubments.
That is a very good question. You can't hit a building North of ITP without finding a current or former scam.
First, I sold 30 million. Which means the other 30 million is now free.
Second, you probably should learn that the people who actually buy shares at 0.0001 know something you don't.
Like, when the update to the OTC Company Page for EEGI went through a few weeks ago they misspelled "canabis." It is pretty common that these scam plays are created by illiterates.
And, it is better to profit off of a p&d like EEGI without participating in any part of the pump.
I am just enjoying selling shares to the guys that are running the pump and dump. Always, better to be the first one in the game...
Thanks guys for buying my shares again! Good luck running the scam from here.
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=3056468
And... these are both paying off very, very, very nicely now ;)
Of course it could be... it could also be whale flatulence. So CUBV never broke through... sucks. Guess it is easy to block a pump and dump. ;)
I think this will R/S and RM into something medical marijuana related.
I don't think I am playing this again. Been a fun few years.
You realize the float is 2+ billion right? Will be out today most likely. Bunch of us are selling it seems.
I was referencing a generality. There will be no sources as the company has no reason to realize salary information, or employee information, or really any information that would show it isn't a scam.
You need to stop thinking about public traded companies they way you think about your in-home expenses / personal business.
Corporate contracts are just pieces of paper. And, quite often the contracts are between fraudulently named companies that exist in the same office OR are the same attorney.
It is like you son writing a contract to pay you back 1 million dollars after he makes it into the NBA. And then you sell shares in a company based on that income. There is no oversight here that says "um that's misleading."
Two hard fast rules:
1) Companies that earn money and draw a profit do not need to be public.
2) See number 1.
There are couple ways to play the stock market. Get in first and sell back to the pumpers. Flip between the bears and bulls. Spend thousands of hours doing research and find the 1 out of 1000 company that is going to make a difference... I presented this board 4 years ago with $AXGN, which is a 1 out of a 1000. And since then it is it is up 400%.
But, my accounts are up well over 400% since then. So the way to make money is not in investing but knowing the games.
My point has always been, there is no reason to invest. You make more money playing the game.
After years of trying to figure out who the scum are on iHub, finally I have the net set properly. Anyways, back to full time trading.
Yes, they have a facility. But, what does that mean?
People are mad because they got scammed and feel stupid. I have given the information needed to not lose money on these plays.
I posted the quantity I have left. Not what I had originally.
Actually, in September they went to the OTC and updated all their information. That is when this was a buy.
Keep buying. I'll keep selling.
I have another 100 million shares to sell of $CUBV. Come on! Buy them from me.
The shares are worth what they are sold to retail for.
That is how the salaries are paid. Shares are created at 0.001 and then sold to retail for 1.95. That is the honey pot. Why do work when you can make a million / year by just having an attorney?
I once watched a scam "increase manufacturing" the building had a dirt floor the entire time. The money just disappeared.
I am glad people are finally beginning to understand what I have been telling this board for 4 years now.
In the industry it is called a "Honey Pot".
It is a variation on the share-selling scam. In most variations of this, the employees are just relatives. In some cases, children, aunts, uncles, etc.
This game is not hard. The hardest part is realizing everything you believe about economics, markets, trading, etc is probably wrong.
Once you accept that, it is easy to make money.
And... more importantly... if someone is buying a million shares to constrict the float it won't fall much. Re-read
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=127788204
For a few years I have been telling this board that the game is very, very simple to play. I wrote the other day an explanation for what was going on... and now you know who was buying the shares as people capitulated.
First, intraday shorts have margin requirements below $2.50 so below that value it is unattractive.
Second, in order to short, there have to be shares and there haven't been recently.
Third, in order to short people have to buying. You can't short a share if no one is buying and as volume dries up a lot of brokerages put restrictions on low-volume stocks.
So, to say this isn't heavily shorted is probably false. It is just the stock isn't liquid enough to notice.
So... constriction has a name now.
So what is next for this toilet paper roll to the sky? Any ideas what the next scam will be?
Two days... two easy AH shorts.
There is a really scammy p&d setup going on if anyone cares. It tripped a bunch of flags recently.
KG#T
MJ play, RM play, volume surge, complete douchebags pumping. Might be fun to watch.
I am not tracking this stock programmatically right now so I can't run code against its trading activity to see when they sold. So i don't know. SABBY dumped multiple companies recently. Not sure what that means.
I just wrote a post that answers that. This company is just selling shares. That is the game.
No, I was short yesterday afternoon. And, I already closed my short position. Made 52%.
Sure, let me give you a generalized example:
Let's say a company has 1000 shares of stock which today is $1.00. And you, an insider or warrant holder, want to sell an additional 100 shares. Let's look at the math.
If the company has been around $1.00 for a long time the average cost per share of retail can be assumed to be GREATER than $1.00. So, if the insider just decides to dump 100 extra shares into the float the price will crash people tend to sell in small downward moves and hold after drastic ones. Like I am down 10% panic, I am down 90% oh well it has to go up sort of mentality.
So what you do is you start to buy up shares in small chunks, hopefully as cheap as possible. As more people begin to sell, @ 0.95, 0.90, etc the float of the stock constricts. These weakening markets bring in shorts if not already there. Thought, stocks below $2.50 attract far fewer than above $2.50.
The cost of the shares being bought is BELOW $1.00 and anyone on retail holding still has a cost per share is GREATER than $1.00. So what you have are cheap shares < $1.00 and a float that is acting like there are fewer than 1000 shares and increased shorting.
This is why share liquidation schemes spike. When the stock spikes, retail seems to hold so as shorts cover dilution can occur. The shares bought at .90 or whatever can be held for weeks and just sold back at $1.00.
In order to really profit, the stock needs to move 250% for things like warrants as they are options priced usually. If you want to see this happen go back to APDN to 8 or just recently BLPH went 1.35 to 4.55 in a day.
When volume dries up flippers are pushed out as well, especially in a price restricted stock like APDN (i.e. 0.05 bid/ask) this further puts on downward pressure.
Can take... days.... or months.