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Jack Torrance

07/15/25 10:30 AM

#6508 RE: Konaploinks #6507

In my experience of stock trading, is that those large enough, powerful enough and connected enough, to control share price through prolonged manipulation, are immune from prosecution. The big boys still aren't done accumulating this company. They will run it up and down in controlled ranges until they get all the shares they want. I don't see it ending any time soon. Huge news will break through their algorithm and lead to fast increases. The share price will stair-step up in this way in a very volatile "leveling up" process. Like I said before, the goal is to cause retail shareholders to fear that they've missed the top and to dump their shares. No better way to get the paper hands to sell than extreme volatility.

I predict explosions in share price that occur in very short periods, like 2-4 weeks, that then hold steady for long periods before the next explosion. In this way, the share price will almost double each time. I think we go from $40 to like $80. Then like $150. Then like $300-$400. Then $800-ish. Etc, etc, etc. I really don't think we're going to see a steady rise in small increments. It's going to jump from new high to new high in a wild fashion. We'll probably see a 50x by the 2030-2032 timeframe.
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Warby 3

07/15/25 10:56 AM

#6509 RE: Konaploinks #6507

August 6th 
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cadillacdave

07/15/25 11:45 AM

#6513 RE: Konaploinks #6507

What you are witnessing is "legal" market manipulation.

The hedge funds and institutions are capable of making large purchases and sales, which effectively move or suppress the share price. They play all sorts of games, buying and selling stocks between hedge funds etc.

Don't expect Powell to do anything about this. He is busy renovating the Federal Reserve, and has huge cost over runs, which may cost him his job.

Jack's assessment of how the share price will move up is spot on. It will happen in a volatile fashion with large increases all at once.