Exactly. Even though some posters are legit and helpful, it takes time and extra effort for most to sort the useful stuff from the work of the toilet trolls. Here is a "cleaned up" rant on that subject I sent to Sam365 in a PM yesterday:
"Most of what you'll find on the LieHub board is false, at least for stocks in the "easy $$ zone". I've been watching their work for years now and it's confirmed that most of the biggest bashing liars are being paid by organized market manipulators who are basically stealing millions from inexperienced traders/investors through the use of misinformation. They are pros at it.
What do I mean by stocks in the "easy $$ zone"? They are stocks of companies with huge upside potential but that haven't yet achieved but are just on the cusp of proof via reported earnings and sustained/increasing growth rates, as well as those that took a hard hit from something like RMHB did last year. They know that in the absence of news or hugely positive filings, the price can be walked down due to the inevitable lack of buying pressure, or "support" at a higher level.
The market makers are in on the game as well, not necessarily via bashing, but constantly flipping as they "walk" the price up and down as a way to make money. It's what they do. They don't care if investors get scared and sell at a loss. It's not their problem. Their only concern is making money. Once strong buying pressure ramps up, they're more than happy to go with the flow, gradually selling for profit at higher and higher asks, just as far as the momentum of the buying pressure will take them.
I was watching the level 2 quotes today, and as the buying pressure increased due to bargain hunters starting to join in, market makers began to raise the ask. They're constantly flipping amongst themselves even if nobody else comes out to play, but adjust their course when they do show up. If news takes a week or two more to surface, they'll ratchet the price down some more. Guaranteed they'll be loading up heavily in advance of what's coming for March and April. Those "in the know" will load up and hold at certain points for much larger gains in higher price ranges before taking profits.
I have to agree with jettyjams and Roger, don't spend too much time on LieHub. They never seem to remember their lies later on when proof emerges that they were totally full of shit. They don't have time to talk about their past bullshit cause they're on to the next job. They are also the ones that said there was no Mexican company at all. I'm sure John Blackington would tie up his huge skill and experience with a penny stock scam. LOL Unbelievable what those ass clowns will say to scare shares loose or discourage buyers.
Their employers (of course some are just freelance liars working for themselves) need to accumulate mass numbers of shares SLOWLY. If they attempt to grab them too quickly, they'll drive the price up, which is exactly what they want to avoid so they can maximize their profits by acquiring a huge stockpile at dirt cheap prices. The price doesn't even have to be on it's main run for them to make a boat load of cash, not when they have many millions of shares, and starting at a super cheap price like the half a cent we saw at years end, they quadrupled their money when they dumped moving up to the 2 cent mark.
They will "rinse and repeat" for more killings as many times as they can until the news ratchets the price way up and starts to mess up their percentage gains. Harder to triple and quadruple your money once the price is at .16 than when it was at .005. They still work it when they see opportunity, but the other factor that helps take a company out of the "easy $$ zone" is undeniable progress, and the company consistently accomplishing what they say they will. It makes it much harder for bashers to be taken seriously.
Right now, Rocky Mountain High Brands is still vulnerable to that because last year they all got blindsided by some back alley business deals that the management and advisory folks were kept in the dark on. When it was finally apparent that the LSW financing proved to be a fairy tale, it took away their ability to continue on course, as well as some credibility in the eyes of many investors. Now they need to see the re-launch materialize before their confidence can be fully restored. The bashers will leverage that for all it's worth, but it'll be short lived this time around. Hold on to your shares. It'll still pay off nicely despite the delays of last year, IMHO. $$RMHB"
"Most of what you'll find on the LieHub board is false, at least for stocks in the "easy $$ zone". I've been watching their work for years now and it's confirmed that most of the biggest bashing liars are being paid by organized market manipulators who are basically stealing millions from inexperienced traders/investors through the use of misinformation. They are pros at it.
What do I mean by stocks in the "easy $$ zone"? They are stocks of companies with huge upside potential but that haven't yet achieved but are just on the cusp of proof via reported earnings and sustained/increasing growth rates, as well as those that took a hard hit from something like RMHB did last year. They know that in the absence of news or hugely positive filings, the price can be walked down due to the inevitable lack of buying pressure, or "support" at a higher level.
The market makers are in on the game as well, not necessarily via bashing, but constantly flipping as they "walk" the price up and down as a way to make money. It's what they do. They don't care if investors get scared and sell at a loss. It's not their problem. Their only concern is making money. Once strong buying pressure ramps up, they're more than happy to go with the flow, gradually selling for profit at higher and higher asks, just as far as the momentum of the buying pressure will take them.
I was watching the level 2 quotes today, and as the buying pressure increased due to bargain hunters starting to join in, market makers began to raise the ask. They're constantly flipping amongst themselves even if nobody else comes out to play, but adjust their course when they do show up. If news takes a week or two more to surface, they'll ratchet the price down some more. Guaranteed they'll be loading up heavily in advance of what's coming for March and April. Those "in the know" will load up and hold at certain points for much larger gains in higher price ranges before taking profits.
I have to agree with jettyjams and Roger, don't spend too much time on LieHub. They never seem to remember their lies later on when proof emerges that they were totally full of shit. They don't have time to talk about their past bullshit cause they're on to the next job. They are also the ones that said there was no Mexican company at all. I'm sure John Blackington would tie up his huge skill and experience with a penny stock scam. LOL Unbelievable what those ass clowns will say to scare shares loose or discourage buyers.
Their employers (of course some are just freelance liars working for themselves) need to accumulate mass numbers of shares SLOWLY. If they attempt to grab them too quickly, they'll drive the price up, which is exactly what they want to avoid so they can maximize their profits by acquiring a huge stockpile at dirt cheap prices. The price doesn't even have to be on it's main run for them to make a boat load of cash, not when they have many millions of shares, and starting at a super cheap price like the half a cent we saw at years end, they quadrupled their money when they dumped moving up to the 2 cent mark.
They will "rinse and repeat" for more killings as many times as they can until the news ratchets the price way up and starts to mess up their percentage gains. Harder to triple and quadruple your money once the price is at .16 than when it was at .005. They still work it when they see opportunity, but the other factor that helps take a company out of the "easy $$ zone" is undeniable progress, and the company consistently accomplishing what they say they will. It makes it much harder for bashers to be taken seriously.
Right now, Rocky Mountain High Brands is still vulnerable to that because last year they all got blindsided by some back alley business deals that the management and advisory folks were kept in the dark on. When it was finally apparent that the LSW financing proved to be a fairy tale, it took away their ability to continue on course, as well as some credibility in the eyes of many investors. Now they need to see the re-launch materialize before their confidence can be fully restored. The bashers will leverage that for all it's worth, but it'll be short lived this time around. Hold on to your shares. It'll still pay off nicely despite the delays of last year, IMHO. $$RMHB"
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