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Historically most pump and dumps have the same characteristic. They all go flat line for 6-12 months (look at pump and dump charts you'll see what I'm talking about) followed by no PRs or up to date financials. Low float (so when the pump does begin prices can sky rocket) During that flat line period you will see small spikes in share price. If the undercover buyer were to buy all shares at once he would alert volume radars and his cover will be blown. Typically somebody on the inside owns a lot of shares. The company will typically have a lot of convertible debt that creditors need to get paid for so they pump the stock to sell there discounted shares they received from company for a huge profit.

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