Posted On: 04/22/2014 11:02:37 AM
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Re: mahatmapaul #7282
fascinating re: the psychology now being discussed
btw in case it *eludes* >> this (below) is a twist/take off utilized when the cycle of $ being *orchestrated* doesn't go exactly as planned
it too can be *researched* on non scrubbed posts via the vehicle of choice re: OTC stock manipulation .. 1000s upon 1000s of hours have been undertaken re: *CONnections*
cycle of $ worked rather well (undetected) via the vehicle of choice .. until MB's >> er >> *exposure*
2009 was a very revealing year for many reasons *mahatmapaul*
4kids
btw in case it *eludes* >> this (below) is a twist/take off utilized when the cycle of $ being *orchestrated* doesn't go exactly as planned
it too can be *researched* on non scrubbed posts via the vehicle of choice re: OTC stock manipulation .. 1000s upon 1000s of hours have been undertaken re: *CONnections*
cycle of $ worked rather well (undetected) via the vehicle of choice .. until MB's >> er >> *exposure*
2009 was a very revealing year for many reasons *mahatmapaul*
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Anyway, one of the major themes in the psychology of stock market scams is the false, oft-repeated notion that the scam stock is down because of nss and hedgies and the like, and that there is a major "short squeeze" coming. A while back, I posted an article from the actual SEC warning people on the OTC pinks not to give any credence to this "MAJOR SHORT SQUEEZE COMING!" ... "Shortie gonna pay big time!" and the like. The practical effect (among the true believers) is to keep holding their shares, and even purchasing more, while others benefit by selling at higher prices than otherwise. THIS "SHORT-SQUEEZE COMING" myth is one of the most ubiquitous and fundamental tactics of OTC scamsters.
4kids
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