OK, Now imagine a professional investor who will lie and exaggerate as much as he can. Why, would he do such a thing? Oh yeah to make a profit. Of course this is a gamble we have been over this again and again since May and we obviously all know that. There was many of times to make a profit since then. There was good news and bad news since then. However, there is still a reasonable chance, much more than a rigged roulette. Even better odds than a non-rigged roulette wheel on a single number. The exact odds are unknown. But this topic could make a good conversation piece as we await judgement day for this which may even wind up being as late as December.
So, then how would an investor make a profit by constantly telling people they are going to lose money on this stock? The answer is the more he can scare people in to selling, the lower the price. When the price goes low enough, he buys in, then he stops the negativity, price goes up, he gets out, profit made. Then repeats the process over and over again. He really doesn't care about the end result of the gamble. He isn't a gambler. He certainly isn't stupid, even if he appears so. That's why I say learn from him, don't make fun of him, but I will call out his lies and tactics. He is going for the sure profit. If he doubles his money just 4 times with that process, and I think he has done it 3 times already, it's pretty dam good. Another words he turns 5 thousand into 10, then 20, then 40, one more time he has successfully turned 5 thousand in to 80. Almost makes me want to try it on the next good bankruptcy stock!
