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Re: jammerr post# 8771

Saturday, 07/09/2011 12:07:21 PM

Saturday, July 09, 2011 12:07:21 PM

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Manipulation here is beyond doubt and if you are 1 month old here ,then you must have already seen the L2 action where the price if it goes up is walked down very obviously!!.Theories are..shorts,MM's,Hired Hedge Funds by Rival companies or just sometimes maybe some on the board who are strong hands and would like at to add more at cheaper prices and might even be encouraging the slide down by nudging it with small hits on the bids!.
It is never a bad thing to load the cheaps..but it would be a very good idea if after loading up on the low PPS ,if effort is taken to slap the asks eod to take it up!..also many a time the difference between the bid and ask is not much and its always better to hit the asks instead of waiting at the bids..it does not cost much to buy at the ask (almost like buying at bid..ex:bid@0.016..ask 0.0165)..wherein this is a sensible way of loading plus pushing steadily the PPS!
If everyone waits at the bids instead of going for the asks too..then we will be in trouble ..and we would be more so if we become more greedy nudging into the bids for some more cheaper shares ...which fits in perfectly with any kind of manipulations and their manipulators who clearly proved that their job is to contain the PPS!...This kinda starts a negative chain reaction which can only be neutralized by power news from the company ..which will get in new investors!.
simply and clearly if there is no big difference between bids and asks and if we want the PPS to climb up...then hitting the asks is what is logically suggestible .. else we will be mentally tormented ..for after you give up sitting at the bids and go for asks..there might be somebody else who might think like you and realise later..sorta like a wrong kind of action!
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