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Re: dinogreeves post# 8682

Thursday, 05/28/2020 4:48:02 PM

Thursday, May 28, 2020 4:48:02 PM

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It’s in the hands of the flippers now. They can destroy a ticker! Just to make a couple hundred bucks a day. This should have closed higher but they kept flipping from .0064 down to .006 over and over. I don’t think that was consolation. It was a group of Fu€ktards. That will do this as much as they can all the way up. They don’t understand if they let it run, it catches the MM’s off guard and big money can be made. What they did is let the market makers catch up. So they aren’t panicked for shares anymore. But they made their $200-$500 each person flipping and they are happy. The way they trade baffles me. Always bid whacking. Makes no sense. I understand taking profit but do it in a way that doesn’t ruin the momentum. They want to close out the majority of their positions daily. If they make a couple hundred bucks each day they think they are winning. If they could have some control and hold just a day or two and stop the nonsense of flipping every tick then whacking the bid back down to get their order filled, they could make more money. Bid whacking is a dick move. It is like stealing the pennies from the cup at the gas station. Only doing it at every gas station over and over. Most of these guys are scumbags and they are the ones with all the negative post.
They also scare off other investors that would lock their shares up for a higher price point. New investors don’t want to enter a ticker trading sideways for days on end. They will do this for the next several days or until they have scared everyone off, or they find a ticker they can make more than .0004 ticks a trade on. Let’s hope they find one fast. They seem to have a stranglehold on the 6’s right now. Maybe if we can clear the 7’s it will get better? We can only hope.
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  • 5Y
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