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General question
Just as a general question, I’m curious what platform everyone here trades on and why they like it. I never hear it mentioned, but it’s a great insight and I’d be interested to hear what my fellow traders think. It's a coffee cup question, while the market's closed. Thanks to all.
General question
Just as a general question, I’m curious what platform everyone here trades on and why they like it. I never hear it mentioned, but it’s a great insight and I’d be interested to hear what my fellow traders think. It's a coffee cup question, while the market's closed. Thanks to all.
General question
Just as a general question, I’m curious what platform everyone here trades on and why they like it. I never hear it mentioned, but it’s a great insight and I’d be interested to hear what my fellow traders think. It's a coffee cup question, while the market's closed. Thanks to all.
General question
Just as a general question, I’m curious what platform everyone here trades on and why they like it. I never hear it mentioned, but it’s a great insight and I’d be interested to hear what my fellow traders think. It's a coffee cup question, while the market's closed. Thanks to all.
Many tickers do large weekly numbers, dollar volume is just a stat. But those trades are over, what matters is what happens next and how you play it. Don't get impressed by numbers, it's what the brokerages and hedge funds want you to do. It's the bait, past deals can't turn profits anymore.
FORD (F) did $3.65 B in volume TODAY alone (146 M shares x $25/share) - $16 B in volume this week.
BBIG did $3 B in dollar volume this week (a $4./share ticker!)
UVXY did $4.9 B in volume this week (as it does almost every week).
AAPL did $70 B in volume this week ($14 B in volume TODAY only)
DWAC did 8.9 M shares today, $4 B on the week, respectable.
It's just numbers, which get inflated by traders, who aren't buying and holding that many shares, just flipping, flipping, flipping. I've flipped as many as 819,000 shares of AMC myself, in a single day, when it was $50+/share. That's me alone flipping $42.5 Million of volume in a single session, not all at once, just the same $150 K over and over again. It's just numbers.
DWAC did $623 M today, which is good, but not unusual by any means. Focus on the trade, not the "stat bait." What matters is only whether you grew your account with profits or not, from any ticker, any way they come, and certainly hoping you did!
Important to keep a level head about this stuff all the time. "Emotion is the only reason traders lose money."
Happy trading!
Please don't take my word for it, take the word of a recognized global authority on cancer in children, the Cleveland Clinic.
my.clevelandclinic.org › 6226-rhabdomyosarcomaRhabdomyosarcoma: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
"Rhabdomyosarcoma is rare. Only about 500 people are diagnosed each year in the United States. Most of them are children or adolescents. "
Happy education!
There's no surprise here, if you look at the chart, today was the exact same institutional sell-off algorithm that was run yesterday.
Yesterday's selldown to the close, extended hours run up into this morning, was simply a run-up on Ext Hrs low volume, to cue up the second selldown day while traders caught yesterday will seek to get out, before volume fades.
It's a standard insitutional sell down model, run all the time on dozens of tickers after a small news drop. They'll pump it again at some point in the year on fresh news, but why hold a slow mover when there are bigger movers for less money that can be flipped each day instead of getting stuck holding long?
That's my only point.
Happy trading!
If it were going up, you'd be able to short it, the fact that you can't tells you it's not.
The drug isn't a cure for cancer, the claim is it's "life extending," which parents will read as "hospice." There are already plenty of known treatments for cancer, and they already do what this one claims.
It's obvious that most funds are not buying in here, it's a biopharma news P&D. If funds were scooping this up, it would have climbed all day, no go, no takers. This died at 11:30am, pretty early.
Wishing it isn't so doesn't make it so. There are no orders, no contracts mentioned, it's descending gently downward towards the origin, as all of the inventory dumps of the last few months have done.
Happy trading!
The timing of the news was pretty poor, since parents are not particularly keen on more drugs for children right now, with all the mandates trying to force experimental vaccines on kids.
Not that much happened with the ticker today since FDA approvals and patents don't always translate into sales. They may have a product, but unless they demonstrate a market (and millions of $ in orders for it), for it that isn't already covered, the news won't do much, as shown. EYES had a treatment for blindness, and it's now 1.80/share, after up into the $20's on it's original pump on news. This one fell pretty flat. Timing is everything.
Happy trading!
Not much, it's simply the same shares churning again and again, and don't trust "the float," work the trade, since MMs/large brokerages (CDEL, etc) trade "naked" shares that don't even exist, as long as they are willing to cover them by end of month.
Standard practice, done all the time, to keep the market liquid, as long as, as I said, the MM's firm accepts the responsibility to make good on it, which they always do.
Happy trading!
The market is not too convinced, looks like an inventory dump on a bit of news. The halts were to stop selloffs, not buy-ins, and now unless they give it a boost with a short squeeze, it should head south soon, market's pretty flat, running out of buyers.
Happy trading!
Talking craft, not speculation
We are talking about a trade here. Every is currently in or out right now, and each trader is in one of the following situations:
1)bought it cheap, flipped it on the big pump, now out clean
2)bought it on or after the big pump, didn't do DD to see the bankruptcy filing last year, to understand "the biggie" was a P&D
3)bought it after the Chapter 7 announcement, now own it at 0003 or under
4)bought it cheap, held through the pump, are still holding
5)on the outside right now, with no position, considering trading it
If you're holding high, you either held through the pump "holding for more" which never came (bad idea), or bought in after the pump and got caught (also a bad idea, since the pump was the golden parachute for insiders to unload, and a savvy trader would know that on the Chapter 11 filing).
Numbers 2), and 4) were basically asleep at the wheel, completely avoidable. For 1), 3), and 5), the only decision there is whether to take a shot at the inevitable small bounce from .0001 before DGTW stops trading. MMs will jiggle it at least once from the bottom, as they always do. Who wouldn't take a 100-300% (or more) gain? They work for bonuses!
Semi-Automated DMMs (Designated Market Makers), who market make and in-house trade all OTCs, let the algos run 90% of the time, but work the spread manually about 10% of the time. They all work on commission and bonuses, a guarantee one of the Citadel or hedge fund guys will take it for "one last spin."
If you grab some 0001s, do it with profits from other trades to keep your primary trading capital safe. I'd wait for 0001s, lowest risk. For an exit, safe play is to dump 90% on the first green rise, hold 10% through "for more" if you want. Blowing out 100% is also safe, but waiting for another "biggie" is well, less than smart...
Good luck to all and...
Happy trading!
Equity is the definition of ownership, so yes, shareholders owe the debt, and by voting for bankruptcy they agree the entire company should be liquidated to pay the creditors, so the shareholders, who OWN the company, can walk away from that debt scott-free.
It's not the shareholders who get screwed here, it's the creditors. The shareholders (OWNERS) chose this route, asked for it, and merely got what they asked the Court to do.
The Judge didn't rule against anyone, since in bankruptcy cases, the Judge doesn't rule or make a "decision," the two sides in the case do (owners and creditors). Under Chapter 11, they can strike a deal or not. If yea, the company is spared, if nay, the company is automatically liquidated under Chapter 7.
There's no such thing as a Chapter 7 vote or decision by a Judge. It's an automatic part of the Chapter 11 process, the next step if no reorganization plan is accepted by the creditors.
It's automatic, the Judge didn't "decide" to do it, they don't have to. Chapter 7 is 100% automatic when reorganization fails.
In corporate bankruptcy, shareholders screw the creditors. They choose to. The shareholders borrowed the money from the creditors, spent it, didn't pay it back, then petitioned the Court for "debt forgiveness." That leaves the creditors high and dry. The shareholders decided giving up their share of the company was a fair trade to not pay the bills.
Shareholders are not the last ones to get paid in the process, they are NOT in the process, they ARE the owners who are the ones liquidating everything, including their own shares. The "preferred shareholders, then common shareholders" applies to dividends, neither has any standing in a bankruptcy case.
Hope this helps you with the U.S. Bankruptcy Code process. Been there, done it.
Happy trading!
Shareholders own the company, they are the ones who filed with the Court for the bankruptcy.
Shareholders, when they buy in, buy a % of company debt with each share, and by doing so, agree to be responsible for that debt. Shareholders voting for a bankruptcy means the company they own can't pay those bills and they want to trade in and liquidate their equity in exchange for "debt forgiveness," protection from having to pay creditors. You trade 100% of your shares value in exchange for 100% debt forgiveness, it's that simple.
Bankruptcy is merely the Court giving shareholders what they voted for. Nothing about it should be a shock.
Shareholders are not being ambushed by a bankruptcy, creditors are. Hope this provides insight.
Happy trading!
52-week low was actually .0001, where this will be soon.
When Chapter 7 is in place, DGTW will get a "Q" at the end of the ticker, may get a small bump before it liquidates, then likely be de-listed (100% loss to all shareholders.)
Why 100% loss to shareholders, with no protection? Because the common shareholders ARE the owners, the ones who voted and approved filing for bankruptcy, even if insiders has the majority, it's everyone's choice by the vote.
Shareholders are no longer liable for company debt, they trade their shares, which get eliminated, in exchange for company debt forgiveness. It's the price of being a shareholder, you really are an owner. Hope this helps.
Happy trading!
Not that it will, but ANY delisted company, on any exchange, can be relisted after a Chapter 7 liquidation, if the come back into compliance with SEC requirements and regulations.
They receive a "Q" status in the meantime, and can be traded until delisted.
But, it 's a little puzzling that those who voted for the bankruptcy (the common shareholders) are now surprised that they got it.
Happy trading!
My point is DGTW will be "reborn" as a new shell/front...not exactly "dunzo"...
Example - PDPR
PDPR, "Marathon Group, Inc" was a shell bought from the the original ticker company Pediatric Prosthetics, Inc., hence the ticker name, a medical sector company. After that company went under, "Marathon Group" bought the shell and turned it into a "software development company" (one guy in his spit-level single family house in Waterbury, CT, "corporate offices") that also had an "internet CBD store" (that featured about 3 products and no way to buy them on the store). Nothing to do with the original company or sector. A P&D front, like FTWS, which according to FAA records, never owned the famous "Jet" they bragged about, or even part of any aircraft ever. They also went Grey this year.
PDPR was then P&D's a few years until 2021, when de-listed by the SEC for non-filing compliance. The juice was squeezed from the lemon.
DGTW will run a similar course, be bought during liquidation by one of the creditors insiders as part of the "Chapter 7 liquidation settlement" (easy to make the $3 M back that way, reborn as a new P&D. That's the game. Not exactly "dunzo," but it may go flatline a long time for them to get the shares back. It's what I would do, kill it, 0001, stock up, pump it as a new company a year or two from now.
It's the cycle of these shells. Not "dunzo," just more "funzo." I'd buy the DGTW shell, give it a fun name like "Dogtown," a make over with some pet or tech angle to make it cool, add a slick website, and...away we go! Who wouldn't buy in? Bang! Stay tuned...
Happy trading!
This is normal, all part of the usual... cycle, someone obviously wants some more DGTW at .0001, after this year's pump, who wouldn't?
They've gone to the trouble of keeping DGTW Pink current, no one's going to let a good shell go to waste, especially after the SEC delisted 70 this year. Cash cow, can you say Mooo-o-o-o-o?
They'll drive it down (accumulation), let it flat line a while, then poof! Nothing to fret, ride the wave. Look at all the OTCs, all coming down to papa, same charts for 2021, across the board. All dropping like flies, different excuses (company analysis) given. Play the game.
Happy trading!
"$BTB will double again Monday"-Biggeof
I think you meant to say "half," not double. Wrong read, this was always an inventory dump.
This market is a "fake bull", where brokerages and hedge funds prop up the Dow, meanwhile unloading massive amounts of inventory on everything else, by EOY, to try to save their bonuses for all of the overspending early 2021, at 0%. That's the game.
Happy trading!
Hi,
Use whatever indicators you're comfortable with, they all trend the same, since they are manipulated together, so my point is otherwise.
The market is not in Bull mode, hasn't been since February, only the Dow, basically. This creates the illusion that the market is bull, when in fact, all of the major hedge funds have been selling down hundreds of tickers for the past several months in a BIG way, clearing their shelves. They don't do that in bull markets, they buy up, which tightens supply, so prices rise, where they can dump. That's not going on, it's the opposite, so there is an old game being run right now, whenever big money's in a bind, as follows...
It's easy for big money to create a "fake bull," since to pump the Dow, you only have to pump 30 stocks, as they P&D the rest, selling down all the other tickers to clear out inventory. Day traders jump in and work the Dows, stabilizing the Dow for the meantime intra-day, but it's not real. This game is played all the time, and the evidence is in the high prices in crypto, since when big money gets out of stocks, they buy up and pump crypto, which happened in May, and now August through now.
Shorting could not be as profitable as it is if the market were bull. Look at almost everything that was sky high in January-February, they're all down, and going down, down, down, not up-up-up.
Big money overbought in Jan-Feb, and they've been holding the bag since April when they ran out of buyers. The only way for them to get out is to paint a fake bull, they need dumb money back in, that's who they live off, so they pump the Dow, creating the fake bull.
As soon as big money can get rid of all their high holds, they'll let the market correct in a big way (accumulation again). Happens every nine years and it's 18 months overdue. Secondary evidence when you see what pumps, is that they only stay up a day or two, then dive. No runners, which you would have in a bull. All P&D.
Not that you can't make money in fake bulls, I do it every day, you just simply out trade dumb money. Beware that when that runs out, it's mano-a-mano again with brokerages during the slide. Just don't ride a fake bull unless you have a nice fluffy pillow under your backside.
Til then...
Happy trading!
Since UVXY runs counter to the Dow (Dow up, UVXY down), why would you be shorting it? As the Dow dives, UVXY shoots up.
Dow's overinflated, nothing to do with anything other than hedge funds and brokerages are overstocked with high-priced inventory they bought last January-February when they had free money at 0%. They spent it all, ran out of buyers, now they have to square their books for December 31 with overpriced holdings. What do they do? Run up the Dow so they can dump it all. These guys live for their EOY bonuses and they are crapping their pants, pumping everything every possible way they can right now because the clock is ticking towards the day the market corrects soon. If they can't unload inventory and have to take losses, they'll all get whacked at bonus time. The market is not ruled by technicals right now, but human bonuses, brokers with a severe cases of FOMO.
UVXY hedges against the Dow every day, the long side is the side to take on a big drop, or at least wait before getting in to short, unless of course, you think the Dow will go to 36 K, then have at it. Shorting it now bets on a Dow rise, risky biz. I see UVXY hitting $22/sh again soon, that's where I'll short it again.
The money tip...
Do a side-by-side of UVXY with Dow movements over the last 60 days, which I've done and try to find a day where UVXY doesn't move counter the Dow, even intra-day. Calculate the day's Dow movements, you own UVXY's direction regardless of the backstory you painted with data.
There's the numbers for the trading side. Make a mint!
Happy trading!
You didn't mention at what price "here" is, or at what price point you'll "be adding more" and in what quantity, to indicate to others whether your strategy is sound or not.
Overextending position size and tying up capital for long periods in a declining market increases risk significantly.
I'd expect CEI to land under 1.00 before December 31, a better place to swing trade it. I've made more shorting CEI down this year than on rises, much easier in a falling market. Not that it can't jump up on a Reddit pump, so I wish you well on that, but I wouldn't add to an 85 K share position without a drop (to around 1.00) that justifies a bounce to the 1.25 range. Good luck.
Happy trading!
Will be joining the party tomorrow. Day traded 3.2 million shares of AMC the past five sessions, but volume is starting to die off.
CLOV, 3x the volume, half the price, what's not to like?
Happy trading all!
Likewise, and to all my fellow traders.
I'm not holding any DGTW now, I sold everything out at 0005s and 0004s today and yesterday. My arms got a little tired holding 250 M shares for over a year (half 0003-5 range, half all 0001s), so I'm out clean, tidy little profit.
With the hostile bankruptcy, I'd be very wary right now, protect your capital, it's your lifeline.
Happy trading!
Before you hold DGTW for 00s, see TODAY'S CHART for ZNGYQ, also in Chapter 11. Trading shut down at yesterday's close, bye-bye. They recently pumped it from 0001 to 0008, and now, well...no ask, no bid, 0 volume.
DGTWN is not a smart hold. They have an outstanding court judgement against them by the former CEO (he won), and couldn't afford legal fees to fight him, so they went Chapter 11 to avoid asset seizure to enforce the claim.
I imagine the pump was to get some cash before the Chapter 11 freezes everything, as with ZNGYQ. Once it's in the hands of the court appointed Trustee, case closed.
Buyer beware.
Happy trading!
3-Day Pump is over
Breakdown of the 3-day pump model used here
Accumulation 5/26 (11am-4pm), all-day climb 5/27, pumpers exit 5/28 (9:30-10am), same exact pump model as CELZ 4/17-4/21. Understand what you are looking at. Expect another small run up, then a big kill after lunch, that's the bounce to play. The CELZ kill was at 2pm 4/21, where the pumper killed it after lunch, shorting it down to pay for the lunch.
The pumper left the building today at 10am today, after the kill, another money guy will step in and work it for 3-5 days, setting up a trading band between the bounce and 10 points above, to work the stock a few more days, then exit when he runs out of buyers.
Standard 3-day pump, know what you're looking at. This is not a "runner," the pumper sold everything he had at the top at the open, bye-bye, the only seller as everyone else rushed in, a beautiful execution. This has nothing to do with the company. Gravity is about to take over. Plan accordingly.
Happy trading!
Let's hope your on board gear includes a life vest and flare gun.
Safety First
No 737s into Boca Raton
FTWS, nor anyone else is landing a 737 at Boca Raton airport. The runway takeoff requirement for a 737 is 6,300 feet (though one can make a short field emergency LANDING in 4,800 ft because landing descent speed on final is less than climbout speed at takeoff).
Runway extension
The runway at Boca Raton is 6,200 ft, so unless you plan to go into landscaping business (digging up the dirt and taking down trees because of a runway overshoot), there will be NO 737's going into or out of BCT, no matter how pretty the tail of the plane is.
Keep tweets in perspective
The tweets are designed to help MMs sell their fresh 0002s at 0003-4, nothing more. Insiders know that helping the MMs will get their support in return on the pump. Insiders are likely just flipping THEIR shares at 0003 on their own tweets, a win-win for insiders and MMs, since the next pump is months away. Trust the game, not the news.
Happy trading and safe landings!
Brand New Game
Happy New Trading Year everyone for 2020!
2020- it's a brand new game
The key to a great trading year is to think of January 1 as a "brand new game." Big money comes back in after the holidays and looks at things exactly like that. The US calendar tax year has been settled, so now it's off to the races, what can we play with this year? Scan the board for available 0001s.
Think of every stock for it's potential.
What about PDPR?
It's a 0001, with lots of shares available, check, bingo. It had a couple of very nice pumps (sorry, "runs") in 2019, then came down to 0001 and has flatlined since late summer. Everything in stocks runs in cycle, and PDPR will be no exception. Many stocks flatline for extended periods of time, then suddenly spring back to life.
PDPR fits that profile. I'm not saying to run out and buy 100 M shares tomorrow, just that it might worth at least a watch, as it's long flatline will become tempting to someone. Sooner or later, big money will likely take her for a ride, it's inevitable. It was a star in the past, most of these can rise again.
PDPR had a past reputation of steady news, though not always groundbreaking. They haven't had any in recent months, so the extended flatline makes sense.
Browse, chat, join the party and happy trading in 2020! Go PDPR!
-Oracle
Words to live by
"Insiders and market makers are showmen. If they know you can see it, it ain't real."
-Oracle, 2020
A little common sense...
FTWS has a "stop sign" against it's ticker.
Merger? How?
A merger is not possible at this time. To merge a ticker, all parties must be current on OTC filings. FTWS has a "stop sign," they can't merge, and there's another problem, the float. As long as the ticker has the "stop sign," there's no way to accurately determine or trust the float. Why does that matter? First of all, no company will merge with a company with a "loose float," but there's another reason. Stay with me, I'm trying to help your portfolios grow.
But Oracle, look at the volume!
If all the shares have been bought, the stock would have already risen on simple supply and demand. For the last month, MMs have limited fills at 0002, successfully getting traders to bid up to 0004, now 0003. With such demand, after a month, why haven't they run out of shares to sell by now?
The naked float game
If FTWS is playing games with the float, (selling unreported or naked shares can make you a LOT of money) it's easy to do when you're not reporting it, so FTWS won't go current until they kill the stock low enough to cover any shares they've sold naked. Selling a lot of shares at 0003 keeps it close enough to cover when they kill it, if they ran it to 0010, then could never cover (too many people would hold, FTWS could get caught), so they'll sell at 0003, kill it at some point to cover if they have sold shares naked.
Not possible?
Don't think so? They got hundreds of traders to buy into "the jet" fantasy without actually owning it or any part of it or any jet. A used aircraft deal, Lido Aviation in Sarasota owns "the jet", not FTWS. Since no one else bought into the "jet share," they're looking for anyone who actually has a jet to legitimize the next pump, hence the CA "exec jet" partnering hype.
SEC
The SEC does not pursue or investigate naked short cases as long as they are covered in a reasonable amount of time, which is why I would expect a kill on the stock in the near future. If they sold naked shares, once they cover, they can pump again, or merge. If the suddenly become current on filings, it tells you they've covered.
FTWS Volume
The large volumes indicate dilution, not demand. FTWS is more than likely slowly working shares into the active float, real or naked, careful not to let the price drop, so the party can continue at 0003-4, smart business, a less than detectable dilution. Then kill to cover, as with most big shorts, if they need to, that's why to beware, because the kill will be the next buy opportunity.
Summary
Not trying to be a downer, because they WILL pump it again, these guys are good at it and helped me make a lot of money. They'll ride it again. Just want traders to use their heads and play smart.
Happy New Trading Year!
-Oracle
Here comes the panic.
Unfortunately not the kind of bag traders wanted, Santa, guess some were naughty.
Santa's sense of humor is a little twisted at times, he told me last week to sell anything 0003 and up, hold for 0001s and 0002s into January. In the holiday spirit, I shared this with everyone last week. I want to see my trading brothers and sisters make money. Hoping a few souls listened.
Happy trading!
Hold for 0001s and 0002s
Between now and the middle of January, that's the play. What you're seeing now is regular pre-holiday MM movements. MMs are selling 0002's they have at 0003-4 before the holiday slow down, where they'll get out of all their inventory to square their books for year's end (read: expect a MM DUMP / DILUTION) in the next 10-14 days - that's when you can buy. Then flip at 0003-4. Hold some 0001's long for the pump if you want, not 0002's.
FTWS will likely pump again in the spring, but this is NOT a multi-week runner like LIBE. This is a trade, not an investment. Work the trade, make some money!
Happy trading!
000's are SWING TRADES, 00's are DAY TRADES.
Since 000 stocks are swing trades, so there is little movement for day trade interest. 00's have greater volatility within the day, even if only a few points up and down. With more traders looking to get in and out constantly, there's more "day liquidity", as they move up and down.
000's generally only move on a pump or news, a much rarer event, so 000's are not a place a day trader can make a living. Until a 000 becomes a 00, this will always be. It's nothing to get upset at, better to just understand the "why", it's just day trading economics. Hope this helps.
Happy trading!
Birds enjoy stale bread, humans need to eat, too.
HALT LIFTED
A trading "halt" is not a suspension. They are different, and have nothing to do with a company's filing status, or whether a ticker is headed for Grey market status. It's not a sanction, it is an SEC triggered trading pause due to a pattern of trading activity that may destabilize trading. It allows the market to settle for an amount of time, minutes, in most cases a few hours, or in extreme cases, days. Multiple halts can be a precursor to a suspension, but not necessarily, and all stocks are halted in the hours just prior to a stock split (forward or reverse).
It's not a bash, has nothing to do with it being a Pink sheet or triple 000. Apple and many reputable NYSE stocks have been halted, it's a pause to protect traders. The most frequent halts are for a few hours, (in this case FTWS for about four hours), not unusual for a stock with such volume.
Facts matter...until one's guiding light becomes emotion.
Happy trading!
-Oracle
TRADING HALT
The idea of holding a P & D long is a little strange, but if you can stock up at .0001, they'll run this one again. It's nice to see logical minds on trading at work this morning, not pretending this is an investment.
Looks like FTWS may be under a trading halt, which should keep the price coming down.
Happy trading!
HALLOWEEN TREAT - a nice trick
The FTWS pump is over, it's receding. Don't get stuck. The upcoming plays available here will be the following:
1) Buy at .0002, Sell at .0004 (+2)
2) Buy at .0001, Sell at .0003 (+2)
3) If you own at .0003-.0005, get all out, restock at .0001-2 for the above-mentioned plays.
4) If you own at .0004-5, all is not lost if you act quickly, you can reset without a loss, and spend less. Read on below to learn how. This is a freebie.
Don't hold long! IMPORTANT: You don't have to take a loss!
How To Get Out of a High Hold-and GET A REFUND!!
Example: Trader holds 10 M sh at .0005 ($5000 in)
Sells all 10 M at .0003 (receives $3000 cash)
Buys back 10 M at .0002 ($2000) - puts $1000 back in his pocket
OR - Buys back 10 M at .0001 ($1000) - puts $2000 back in his pocket. In both cases, you keep your position size and get a refund. This is NOT averaging down, because you spend less, not more.
You get one shot, pretty much now, the window to do this is closing. Run this with your own numbers, but don't delay, act! This works. Volume will die soon, there'll be plenty of shares at .0001-2 soon. Hope you find this helpful.
"Better to sell and wish you hadn't than to hold and wish you had."
-Oracle, 2019
Happy trading!
BUSINESS AS USUAL
Everything since the pump is simply MMs making money, creating and working stock spreads, during the countdown to the RS. Nothing to do with the company at all. It was at 0004 today because MMs picked up shares at 0002 in the days before. They double their money and get transaction fees. They'll work it +2 at any level, just regular stuff.
Happy trading!