perhaps he can answer for himself and I doubt he i
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perhaps he can answer for himself and I doubt he is or ever was a shareholder unless you're counting being short and that would explain his angst on the eve of sales.
All these numerously repeated posts about "angst among the shorts" indicates that it is, indeed, the "longs" who are in angst ... ("longs", not compensated pumpers, who just keep taking their booty behind the scenes).
Think about it ...
angst among the shorts ..... Who? Me? I'm a database programmer with an interest in the psychology of stock market scams, and particularly with "true believers", who are so necessary for the success of any scam. Are there any left? Who knows? The OSC public document revealed that Honest John LIED (and so did many pro-JBI posters in many many posts on many many boards) in the bold, unequivocal statement that no JBII promoters were being compensated. So, now that we know this was another lie, who are these compensated pumpers? Where are they? I'm smelling alot of FUD here, courtesy of "Honest John".
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.
Think about it ....