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Created: 10/5/2007 3:37:16 PM

The following board has been created to discuss Market Manipulators and Market Manipulation as a whole. In my time
as an investor I have notice brokerage firms and other sources that have used Naked Short Selling,Market Maker tricks,Message boards etc... All of the listed sources have been used over the years to trick investors into selling or buying a stock. If you have any information on new bashing,Market Marker tricks and others please feel free to post that information no this board.
The reason I will not say much about pumping is pumpers can only hurt you if you have lack of DDs. Which bashers used to be that simple but now there are reports of Market Makers and CEO of companies posting on a message board in attempts to bash. Please read the basher handbook that I have posted. It will give you the different classes of bashers.

I will delete Posts that are personal attacks and off topic..

Market Makers Method of STock Manipulation
www.imanet.org/pdf/1832.pdf

Here is a nice link to read on FTDS.. one way of market manipulation..
http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/kirby/2006/1030.html

Basher Handbook(A Must Read)
http://www.novakcapital.com/bashers.htm

Market Manipulator
http://www.laytheodds.com/articles/163/1/Smart-Money-Trading---Market-Manipulators/Betfair-Trading.h....

Oh and my favorite..
Another one on bashing which their are unconfirm reports of Market Makers joining boards now so they can be apart of this too..

http://www.advancedsmallbusiness.org/positionpaper.htm

Nice little letter back in 2000 put out about Market Markers
http://www.sec.gov/rules/concept/s72499/klaser1.txt

Oh and when Sec was making some changes to the Short Rule Guess who had a problem with it Market Makers hahaha Read this
http://www.forbes.com/wallstreet/2007/06/07/sec-options-cboe-biz-wall_cx_lm_0607options.html


http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/3/31/0481/68954

http://www.sos.mo.gov/securities/pubs/pennystocks.asp
Manipulation
Especially when there are few or only one market maker, penny stocks are susceptible to price manipulation. A common and easy manipulation is for a broker-dealer to gather a large holding of a penny stock at a very low price. Through the use of high-pressure sales techniques, the sales force of the broker-dealer hypes the stock and stirs up demand, which seemingly justifies the continual rise in prices given by the broker-dealer (which is probably also the only market maker).

The price continues to rise until there are no more investors who will buy, and then the bottom falls out and the price plummets. Sometimes the broker-dealer will buy back the securities at the fallen prices to recapture the stockpile for a future
revival of the stock; more often investors are simply left holding the worthless stock.