Replies to post #2391323 on BB's Stock Haven

[sdh]

Good points. Finding shares can sometimes take time. I like your suggestion of calling the broker and having them hold the shares for you in case you need them.

Yes, 99% of the pumps go back down to the price it was trading at before the pump. Sometimes they go even lower. Companies just want to sell shares and understanding that is key. Learning to sell is also key.

As I said, you are very successful and have built a huge following. Nice job. I also like the free videos, tips, blogs and such. Keep them coming.

On another note...I quit posting my trades on profit.ly because it seems the lists are not correct? I signed up and my trades listed are for 8/22 - 8/26. Any thoughts?

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Thank you for the post.

sdh

[Realityhurts]

Of course the pumps fail in the even moderate short term. What I don't understand is that something so elementary accepted as fact can be considered significant education.

Anyone who shorts into the pump is then taking advantage of the very people buying that it claims to save. That in itself is a major irony imo. They make their money off the same people that the pumpsters do, but, somehow the persons account who is wrecked because they bought the short sell in the pump is not a factor and, the short seller into such is a vindicated saint? I think it's fine for people to do it, more power to them but, regardless, they're still making their money off the same hapless souls, in effect, in bed with the promoters and scam companies, just, in a little different way. Since the money comes from the same source, it's more like a unaffectionate couple with backs to each other, yet, still in the same bed.

I know you realize and accept this, I just find it interesting that's all :-)