You read my post with comprehension. It doesn't work how you say it works, thus to do what you say to do is useless because it does not work. BCCI is an example of how it works. If you study how Barry Henthorn does it, you will understand that by the time you get your group buying into it, it is too late. It is too late because you are not on the first wave. You are on the second wave, and there is really no third wave. If you and your group go in on a buying spree, you push the price up and the "insiders" who control the company will not have to do a P&D-PR campaign. You are fulfilling that role. Look at the millions of shares that BCCI has provided to "insiders" at a fraction of the current price. It's all in the record. Other outfits that engage in this behavior use the same techniques. They are share mills. Some share mills are worse than others. BCCI is a very well managed share mill. By the time you get your mailing out to 4,000 investors, the "insiders" are ready to sell. Your selected group pushed the price up to get in their positions, but there would be no further wave because the "insiders" will be selling. What you are proposing does not work if you all have to buy at market prices. You have to get your shares from the company at a fraction of market prices.
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