Verus International Inc (VRUS)

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One person, or a group of people, can work together to make money on these stocks. It is easy, actually. You need to have enough money to buy a large number of shares at a low buy-in price. Then, you set up sells based on how much profit you need to continue the scheme.
Now you have a large number of shares, with part of them up for sale at a higher price, let's just say 10% (whatever the chart history tells you). These are set good for 60 at a limit. Meanwhile, you also set up buys at the lower limit, also good for 60 days.
Now, all you need to do is sit back and see if a trend develops that causes you to adjust your limits. Otherwise, the stock will bump along, making you money on your sells, and buying more at the lows.
To onlookers, your activities are totally invisible. But you will be making money the whole time - all the stock has to do is what it always does. Bump up and down regularly. People will be blaming MM's, shorters, and every conceivable excuse for why there seems to be unlimited shares available, and every time the price increases, it drops - because of the sells.
It takes skill to set this up, so you don't buy in at too-high a level, and it helps if you have partners that help pump when needed, and bash at other times. In effect, trying to force the price to meet either of your limits.
I have over 250,000,000 shares of one stock, and have my buys and sells set good for 60. I only occasionally have to change the limits or restart because of failure to meet the limits within 60 days. It is a money making machine.