Flipping or shorting ACMG?
Consistent flipping doesn't make sense as it doesn't logically
explain the manipulative diatribes I've observed here.
SP and ACMG's activity doesn't support flipping for profit.
Shorting ACMG absolutely explains it.
A short would campaign to get a real moderator removed that
merely enforces the TOU in a public forum.
A flipper would not. It just isn't logical,
ESPECIALLY flipping for very small profits.
There's every indication here that ACMG experiences a great
deal of manipulation which is unkind to retail longs.
Shorts stand to lose the most if their consumer market dries up.
They then have to find a new target to manipulate.
In my experience, shorts/manipulators ABSOLUTELY cannot
stand to see straight forward discussion and dialogue.
They make every effort to sabotage it.
It hinders their profit making.
Personally, I'd like to see the SEC follow through and deal
with those manipulative forces which was part of my conversation
with the SEC compliance officer. The sqeaky wheel gets the grease
and getting ACMG into the sights of the SEC was not easy.
It took presenting a wide spectrum of facts to get the SEC
interested in ACMG.
I would enjoy being a part of the retailers' solution to pink
scams which fleece retail investors. The trick is NOT to complain
about every single scam, but to find one that the SEC is likely
to follow through on and make an example of.
My opinion is just that, my opinion.
So make no investment decisions based on my opinion.
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