July 16, 2013 : We've received a few emails tonight, marveling at our dead-on analysis in this morning's pre-market Daily Trades Report, in which we prognosticated poor results in today's Pumping and Dumping of XUII ETEK and FITX . According to tonight's edition of The Nightly , we were dead-on.
XUII couldn't get by the psychological wall established when shares hit an all-time high back in May. The many crashes and rebuilds of the share price seems to have buyers skittish about establishing a new high. Those experienced with past APS frauds know that the share price can crash again on a moments notice, adding to the anxiety. Also possible, APS could be looking to control the share price and keep it from getting away in order to maintain the interest of whatever newbies are still falling into the trap. We'd expect further attempts to break the wall over the coming day or so, before APS and its partners-in-crime capitulate and once again take whatever they can get for shares. While APS claims that they will stick with this pick throughout the summer, we cannot see this going much longer than another two to four weeks, as XUII will have to post financials and then the viability of the share price will definitely come into question.
Greed killed for those volunteering to hold the ETEK bag today. As expected, the at least 50 touts that pimped these shares today created increased buying volume which insiders were happy to accommodate by providing an ample supply of stock. We expect the sell-off to pick up speed tomorrow , especially if additional touts are not on board to continue the facade.
FITX behaved in the way expected whenever that stock is pimped. As per usual, losing buys far outweighed those that closed in the green. This morning we made a point of the 430,444,420 shares created during the last quarter that would be looking for new homes in the coming days. With rampant dilution bringing the issued and outstanding to over 1.76 billion shares, we wouldn't be surprised to see a reverse split coming in the not too distant future.
AXXE was another issue in which almost every buy finished in the red today. More than half of all buys in ARTH and SWET closed down on the day.
We're watching for an inevitable rush to the exits in the next day or two on today's perfect performers, AMPG and CLNO , in which every buy took place at or below the close. Same goes for good performers CFGI and NAMG , as well as BFLX which has a fabled history of separating investors from their wallets.
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