TPAC isn't a pump and dump, While I'm happy to hav
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Posted On: 02/07/2016 1:36:33 PM
Re: Shark Tank #1965
TPAC isn't a pump and dump, While I'm happy to have both optimism and pessimism represented on this board, that is not your intent.
If you really wanted to participate as a pessimistic voice you wouldn't be copying and pasted the same bashing rhetoric from you iHub posts into this forum.
If you look at the history of TPAC (objectively) you will see that the company and CEO don't pump the stock to sell shares. No insiders has ever sold a share, and the while the company used the market for working capital, just like any public startup in the OTC it was never excessive or suspect. They just got caught in the manipulators trap.
All who trade on the OTC have seen this, but Bill was naïve and eventually got caught by an unscrupulous group that drove the stock price down so low that the convertible turned from millions of shares to billions of shares. These groups try to destroy companies so that they can naked short the stock until the company is goes under. That way they don't ever even have to cover.
Those of us trading TPAC saw that attempt in June and July of last year, and it was stopped. Now the same manipulative groups are making money by shorting and bashing TPAC with iHub as the major conduit they use to influence uneducated traders.
It's criminal, but hard to prove. It's immoral and shameful which doesn't need proof, and IMO you are part of that entire scene. We all know what you and yours are on iHub, so don't "pretend" the victim when you post in a forum that you can't bully and abuse.
If you really wanted to participate as a pessimistic voice you wouldn't be copying and pasted the same bashing rhetoric from you iHub posts into this forum.
If you look at the history of TPAC (objectively) you will see that the company and CEO don't pump the stock to sell shares. No insiders has ever sold a share, and the while the company used the market for working capital, just like any public startup in the OTC it was never excessive or suspect. They just got caught in the manipulators trap.
All who trade on the OTC have seen this, but Bill was naïve and eventually got caught by an unscrupulous group that drove the stock price down so low that the convertible turned from millions of shares to billions of shares. These groups try to destroy companies so that they can naked short the stock until the company is goes under. That way they don't ever even have to cover.
Those of us trading TPAC saw that attempt in June and July of last year, and it was stopped. Now the same manipulative groups are making money by shorting and bashing TPAC with iHub as the major conduit they use to influence uneducated traders.
It's criminal, but hard to prove. It's immoral and shameful which doesn't need proof, and IMO you are part of that entire scene. We all know what you and yours are on iHub, so don't "pretend" the victim when you post in a forum that you can't bully and abuse.
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