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DEBATING FACTS vs Compensated Journalists = Waste

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Posted On: 10/22/2012 7:59:51 PM
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Posted By: MaxShockeR

DEBATING FACTS vs Compensated Journalists = Waste of Time

it is not worth debating or discussing the facts with those creative and compensated journalists.

They will continue to misguide and misinform unknowing investors, regardless of what facts are stated to prove their claims incorrect, regardless of how many times they are repeated.

My father use to say, "Never argue with an idiot or someone trying to screw you out of your money. Both belong in one institution or the other."

Moving forward, there is no reason to debate or argue with said parties. All of the facts have been posted on this board and on a number of the boards targeted by the pump first and distort second groups.

Investors and shareholders are encouraged to educate themselves on the truth regarding the daily short volume numbers, and the loopholes by which market makers avoid reporting their short interest (legal or illegal), to FINRA, so the investment public can't see how massive their counterfeiting electronic equity empire is.

The other tool being used to twist the facts are the daily buys vs sells data.

The bid is what buyers are willing to pay for a stock or security and the Ask is what they are willing to sell it for. Period!

I wonder if one of the creative journalist can explain *WHY* trades that go off at the bid are recorded as sells and trades that go off at the ask are recorded as buys?

I doubt they can! There is only one justified explanation for it, and it is somewhat counterintuitive to what a bid and an ask truly is.

The facts have all been posted ad nauseum, yet those trying to misinform continue to stick with their script.

It will be interesting to watch as the script continues to evolve to support their agenda and support their attempts to mislead investors.

The more educated we have become as investors, the more obvious the agenda has become. At the same time, the more frustrated many of us have become.

Those short selling and naked short selling and using resources to *assist* in their unlawful gains will be on the FBI, DOJ and DHS radar once the powers that be decide it is time for growth and expansion in the global economy again.

Until then, there are other ways to fight the good fight without debating endlessly with anonymous aliases who are protected by interested parties.

(posted by SevenTenEleven October 22, 2012)




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