"Charting" is based on Real Proven Mathematics and the Proven Theory of "Supply and Demand" , and INCLUDES OBVIOUS AND BASIC UNDERLYING ASSUMPTIONS, such as, crooks don't constantly trash all "BASIC Rules of Supply and Demand Theory" by their following non-random actions.
1. Massive dilution (100% - 300+% per year), via DELIBERATELY PRINTING AND DUMPING AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF BRAND NEW SHARES, every year, whenever is most profitable for the printer.
2. Stealing 90 - 95+% of all outsiders' shares on any unannounced future day, at least once per year, whenever is most profitable for the stealer.
3. Giving 1+ Billion new shares to a relative investor, who sells them all short, but only pays for 6% of them.
4. "Hiring" a relative TA, who is not allowed to answer the simple question "What is the trading float today?, and How many new Preferred and CD shares can be "converted" tomorrow?"
5. "Reporting hidden 'revenues' in PRs" , that don't appear as inventory, or anything, on any "Financial Statement" , audited, or unaudited, that is "signed" by a non-U.S. relative "accountant" , with a history of "helping" clients.
In the next week, ~5000 Paim outsiders will get their monthly statements from their Brokers. Most don't ever bother to read pink PRs or blogs. But, they usually investigate and complain, when 1 of their stocks loses 90+% in 1 month, and 95% of their shares are stolen, and their Broker won't allow any more trading in that non-normal-stock.
And, if I were their Broker, and wanted to retain them as a profitable client, who trades frequently, I would help them file complaints, to the most competent and effective and responsive U.S. Regulators, and financial publishers and politicians who might care, but at least know that they could benefit.
imo, Paim will be permanently not-tradable within 1 year, and probably "suspended" within 1-3 months. And, everyone holding any commons or Preferreds or CDs or prols or whatever elses, will have unsaleable "units" , and their "dividend checks" will be "worth" less than zero, because most U.S. banks charge a $20+ Fee for each bounced check, and more if it is printed by a relatively foreign "bank" , from any non-first-world country.
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.
