August 5, 2013 (click on symbols) : Every time the promoters come out on DPHS , they make it sound like it is the buy of the century. It was the buy of the century on June 4 at 60.5 cents. It was the buy of the century on June 10 at 16.25 cents. And it was the buy of the century on July 2 at 11 cents. Today it is the buy of the century at 5.4 cents as over 30 touts come out in an attempt at a Gap and Trap. The sudden surge of touts pushing this company with no assets and no business means that insiders have a lot of stock to sell. We are predicting an overpay* rate above 90% for this one today. At this rate, shares will be the buy of the century next month when it is trading subpenny. In case you haven't figured out by now, DPHS promotions have consistently wiped out traders. With the exception of the very first promotion day, overpays have far outweighed any profitability in this stock.
The BLUF Pump & Dump continues this morning in full gear with the expectation that several heavy hitting stock pimps such as Best Damn Penny Stocks and The Bull Exchange are climbing aboard in an effort to make themselves, and the insiders wealthy. Very few retail traders will make any money on this one. Don't be surprised that even if BDPS does pump these shares, that prices go south today anyway. BDPS pumps typically have a down day or two at the beginning of their promotions. The question is whether they can then recover as MULI did for a few short days before tanking again. Looking at the Daily Trades Report for BDPS , ZPPB and GBGM were unmitigated disasters that could never get away from the sideways trading before falling apart once the promos ended. Similarly, BLUF has been stuck pretty much in a sideways pattern and could have a tough time going to higher levels considering the relatively expensive shares. Possibly further exasperating the pimping efforts, is this morning's press release from anti Pump & Dump zealot, George Sharp, announcing fraud litigation for a Pump and Dump back when BLUF was known as Greenwood Gold Resources and trading as symbol GGRI . That scheme has been well detailed in an advisory that we issued a couple of weeks back.
The book appear to be closing on the XUII scam as trading volumes and number of trades decrease day by day. We think that we are in the final week of the Pump & Dump when APS will suddenly go quiet, probably after the next tanking of the share price.
The NVLX Pump & Dump continues as the share price continues to go sideways. This is a clever attempt at trickling out stock in such a way as to make new buyers think that they haven't "missed the bus" while discouraging holders from selling yet. Sideways P & Ds always end up with a sudden and unexplained dive in the share price.
It should be tough sailing for today's continuation of the AMPG Pump & Dump, following last Tuesday 96% overpay rate and a close 27% below the previous day. Volume has been putrid in spite of the fact that many newsletters have come out on this garbage.
* traded at a price above the day's closing price
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