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Re: Payme23 post# 11169

Monday, 08/19/2019 4:08:19 PM

Monday, August 19, 2019 4:08:19 PM

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People Are Not Selling PRED - Here is What The Conspioricy Brokers are Doing to Short Predictive:

There are five brokers - they all communicate after the close of trading, for their next day's conspiracy to market manipulate the stock down to X price. These communications are or will soon be in the hands of the SEC.

First Broker Places a Sell for X shares, then Broker two does the same at a lesser value until all five have placed successive sell orders at decreasing share prices - they conspire to walk the stock down thus making profits from their short positions. In effect, they then re-purchased the stocks from us victims’ accounts or market at, or below-market prices.

The five brokers, in fact, do not actually own the shares they are selling to one another, nor have they borrowed these shares. This is known as naked shorting and is at the heart of these brokers stock manipulation scheme.

This conspiracy is carefully scripted and has is a known long used manipulation scheme by short-selling brokers and hedge funds - and is specifically carried-out to shake and then break investors’ confidence.

On the OTC brokers do not clear (settle) their trades the day after the trades but have 30 days to settle - this allows them the opportunity to orchestrate and implement a co-conspiracy to short the stock (wash trading) with shares they do not own (no downside risk) and only acquire PRED shares for a significant no-risk profit because they forced and or created enough fear for shareholders to sell.

This is conspiracy is easy to identify because one need look at the opening of PRED and see these five brokers walk the stock down with their Canadian off-shore broker partner. Having an off-shore conspiring partner hinders and SEC and or criminal investigation.

Once they start walking the stock down they start covering their shorts at the price reductions they have created with shares that do not exist. They do not always walk the stock down but wait days for it run up so they can again walk it down with shares they do not actually own.

In fact, the last conspiracy broker to trade lowest on any day need not deliver the shares to cover and no "fail to deliver" complaint is filed with the exchange - in this way they do not even need to own shares but traded and all together engaged in walking-down PRED "Counterfeit stock".

Two days before the Hindenburg Report, brokers at Fidelity were urgently contacting significant PRED shareholders asking to PRED shareholders to "loan" them substantial PRED shares so they could cover the coming short positions, e.g., My conclusion is certain traders within Fidelity had prior knowledge of the Hindenburg Report and were taking advantage of us PRED shareholders. Fidelity did not say they urgently needed shares to cover the coming shot positions but there is no other reason to have called shareholders.

The difference between the conspiracy brokers and Hindenburg is the later announced its intention to make a substantial profit from their market manipulation and fraudulent report. See blow Seeking Alpha comments.

The conspiracy brokers recycle the same shares (washing naked shares) and in the end, only have to cover the last traded walk-down share volume. It has not been determined if Hindenburg is part of the conspiracy brokers but my sources believe it is more than likely.

Short conspirators especially like to target emerging biotechnology stocks like PRED that are engaged in high-risk drug development and are not widely covered by quality research analysts.

They specifically use ready platforms afforded by the internet and social media, a blogger associated with the shorts goes to work with a negative interpretation of a real or fabricated event. These are usually not sophisticated analyses and are usually limited to one or two pages of text which is invariably one-sided and unbalanced. These are meant to provide “intellectual” reasons and cover for the short attack.

In reality, why would any blogger spend the time on a social media site bashing a stock - only if they have a financial interest in having created negative news or events, and false information to meet their financial and in this care conspiracy objectives. A stock's weakness on the OTC gives legitimacy to the contrived negative blogs. The idea is to create fear and uncertainty among investors by making all news events appear to be negatives and to fabricate new issues that the shorts hope will demoralize us PRED investors.

Seeking Alpha has become very friendly to articles supporting short selling and is used extensively by the short sellers and market manipulators. Seeking Alpha actually promotes several of its favorite authors that write only negative attack article on companies in which they claim that managements are lying and paying authors (even I have now been accused as being paid by PRED) who have a positive view on the PRED. Hindenburg disclosure states that he shorts stocks, then publishes a negative article on Seeking Alpha and states that he may cover immediately after the article is published. This seems to meet the definition of a pump and dump scheme but not by PRED's major shareholders or management. Hindenburg even acknowledged collaborating with other short-sellers.

Seeking Alpha allows articles to be published by anonymous authors. These articles are often extremely bearish and are almost certainly written by people at hedge funds and short brokers acting for Hedge Funds and their own account.