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Thursday, 05/21/2015 8:49:30 PM

Thursday, May 21, 2015 8:49:30 PM

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Interesting that our new resident basher quotes Sun Tzu. I suppose he is also familiar with the following which could be a shorts credo:

Sun Tzu's Rules of Institutional Accumulation

A way to get something of value is to destroy the perception of its value. This can be achieved by an action opposite to the logical end.

>Buying requires selling. You have to spend money to make it. Be prepared to sell 3 shares to buy 5.

> Sell ruthlessly just when the fog begins to clear.

>Sell down to newly placed stop-loss orders after recent gains... you can trigger a selling cascade that builds downward with very little help.

>Create uncertainty about news with counter-intuitive price moves.

>Use and develop negative TA formations to add credibility to the downward pressure you are creating.



>Retailers come in surges, and fade just as quickly. In the face of overwhelming buying, yield the field... temporarily. The next day will provide opportunity to walk it back down.

>Patience patience patience. Persistent pressure breaks sentiment over time.
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