Parts 1-4: CDIV Rules of Engagement
The following is taken from the postings of Bluebucks here on the CDIV board, and it is the most clear, cogent, concise explanation of both why it is important that we keep our focus on the larger picture here with CDIV but also why we cannot for a single day let our money or our guard down when it comes to making the MM's pay for their miscalculations here. I believe this to be Gospel, and I am going to refer to this quite frequently because I think with every passing day it is CRUCIAL that EVERYONE PAY ATTENTION to what Bluebucks has said in this situation!
Reality versus Perception and CDIV
1. The MM's have nothing to sell you. Whether on the ask or bid its a lie, how many times can we say this? Not enough! By creating a declining candle chart for all to see they assume many shareholders, not part of this board, will sell the perceived failing stock. While this strategy works on most every stock, and to a tiny part here also, it fails to address reality that the entire float, plus 30 million more, are owned by members of this board. Therefore, the declining chart has no real effect but the cost is staggering. A three day period has seen approx. 3.3 million in volume. To the far greater extent it was sales in control despite the chart. True reality is expecting this MM strategy to occur several times and at different PPS levels. What most call "tricks" are actually well thought out strategies that are time tested & part of an overall industry protocol. The MM's have become conceded in their pride from these strategy's. It deceives them into thinking they can sell something they do not own & somehow avoid the penalty. Likewise, their pride will not allow them to concede defeat. Since pride goes before a fall... well, you get the picture.. Hit the ask... Hit the ask...Hit the ask!
2. By now you have noticed that heavy buy volume has little effect on PPS & fake sell volume can effect it substantially (i.e. drop it in the face of a clear desire for the pps to increase)! Buys on the sell side, sells on the buy side... what a scam. All designed, under the cover of “orderly market”, to deceive you into believing that consolidation is taking place. A pacifier for the masses so to say. Again this ‘perception’ of normalcy is protocol for trading houses. It is used without restraint & works in every case including CDIV.
Because CDIV is a lockdown, with the body of traders closed to any sales we expect volume to move the PPS & become frustrated when the opposite takes place. How can this be? Understand this rule good people: ‘it is not for you’. As mentioned in Part 1-Post #77355 the MM’s do not believe this board owns 150% of the float. First they tank the chart. Since that did not work they want to make it look normal so they consolidate it. They’re pride will not allow the reality of defeat. The perception of normalcy only buys them time but at what cost? With each sale its like being buried face down... The more you scratch the deeper you get. Hit the ask.
3. Consolidation
In accord with earlier posts # 77355 & 77765 Part 3 will focus on lock down consolidation.. With most any other stock consolidation is a buy/sell process that trades within a select range over an undetermined period of time. It appears as a natural process & is a reality across the brokerage industry.
In the realm of CDIV however there is nothing to sell so consolidation here is in itself a lie. What we have is compressed air. This week we will see nearly 5 million volume with approx. 70% buys yet the PPS moves very little. By casual viewers the stock is perceived as stable in the low/mid .40's & all is normal.
Well, we still have a ‘freak of nature’ but it does not appear as such on the chart. This my friends is a MM long term strategy that attempts to burn out the money supply of its rival. That’s why when the buying pressure eases up the PPS drops. “Let’s churn & burn away they’re money until they have no more. Then they will be happy to sell us they’re shares.” I assure you the senior managers & VP’s are now in charge of this account.
I’ve read a lot of posts that infer a .50 pps will break they’re backs. Maybe so. They in turn are hoping .60 will break ours... and so the next leg up & battleground will appear.
What they need to understand is that we have unlimited financing & are backed by the very core of the American/Canadian & soon to be European people .We are organized & orderly & growing daily. We are determined to restore fairness to our market so overrun with thugs & theives.
Consolidation on a lockdown therefore is a well thought out deceptive strategy that too will fail. Hit the ASK
4. Recovery
For those who think destroying Market Makers is the prime directive allow me to redirect your attention. They will feel pain, yes, but eventually equalize their losses. The case I will refer to is EVCC stickied at the top. There are others but this should be familiar to most.
I have a different take on the chart. With all due respect to FF’s fine work & I am thankful for his presentations, I contend that the cover was stabilized @ $5.50. Not completed but only stabilized. Many shares were sucked up by the MM’s on route to $5 as people sold for a nice profit. From that point the MM’s are active to offset their huge loss.
The spike to $8 was actually a recovery. These new shares were making money as the rise from $5 to $8 occurred. Then, once reaching the specified & secret PPS , the stock is shorted once again as they make money all the way down the ladder & recovering another huge portion in the red. Once the squeeze has been diffused its back to business as usual.
Some wise folks on this board have correctly stated that the MM’s will be forced to go long. This is what they are referring to. Its for their benefit and not ours.
Its important to understand that at each leg up occurs what I call a “Bull Shake”. That’s really where MM’s find shares. People sell a small portion to pay bills etc. Then comes another grueling consolidation followed by another leg up producing another bullshake. One signal to recognize is low volume days become the norm. New purchases are held up even at numbers over the ask. Brokerage houses put a “buying stop” on the stock. Only sells are allowed. At this point they have curtailed shorting & begin the recovery mode.
Monks premise is simple & accurate: Buy & Hold... They can limit us in purchases but they cannot stop us from holding. Some of you have mentioned $2-3 as a selling start. Exactly my point. Not that it’s a bad thing, by all means make a profit. Using our example, MM’s will then sell those shares for $6,7,8 during recovery.
The idea of destroying a MM is nonsense. They have more tools than just Level 3 & a wealth of knowledge in the manipulation of numbers. The $30 million shorted is already in their banks collecting interest or being used to deceive in other areas. As long as it is possible continue to buy wherever shares are sold. Let them know our funds cannot be exhausted & that at some point even the chart begins to look abnormal. That my friends could attract a congressman or two.... Hit the Ask..
Reading the other posts # 77355, 77765, 78652 in order will give you a better understanding why strategies from unlocked float stocks do not work here...Special thanks to Skunk.
HIT THE ASK, BID SUPPORT, IGNORE MINOR FLCUTUATIONS, EYES ON LONGTERM PRIZE
Thank you Bluebucks, I look forward to more of your keen insight and easy to understand explanations of the games afoot here as we see fruition in our efforts!
