Part 3 Rule No. 7
You will be the last to be informed when the business shows signs of weakness.
A review will often show you that there was a small drop in price just as the drill samples were delayed or the deal burst. The manipulators began to sell their shares to initiate the price drop. And to accelerate this. The rapid decline makes it impossible for you to get more than you paid for it ... and gives you a better reason to wait a little longer if the price comes back. Then the drifting phase begins and fear overcomes you. If you don't have the nerves of steel and can afford to sit out the stock manipulator, you will most likely sell the stock at a cheap price. Because the insider, broker or issuing bank is obliged to buy back the shares to keep the company alive and in control. The less he has to pay for it, the lower the cost of a new stock promotion at a future date. Even if the company has no future at all, the coat will still have some value.
Rule No. 8
The market manipulator will force you into his stock in such a way that you drive up the price.
He will buy his own paper so that you reach for a higher price. He will force you to a higher price by buying the stock at the current price. You can avoid market manipulation by not buying. At times of abnormally high volume, known as "blowing up the stock at a higher price".
Rule No. 9
The market manipulator is well aware of the feelings you experience during the rise and fall and will play with them like a piano.
During the rise you will have a fit of greed that forces you to invest in the stock.
During the fall you will be afraid that you will lose everything. Therefore you will run to the exit. Can you see how easy it is and how clearly a bell rings? Do not think that this scheme is not tattooed in the mind of every market manipulator. The market manipulator will manipulate you all the way up and down. If he does it very well, he can make it look like someone else is to blame for you losing your money. You will buy that stock again, he will scare you so much that you think you will lose every penny. You will run away in horror. And swear that you will never again invest in such shares, But many of you do. The manipulator knows how to bring you back to a new game.
Last rule
A new push of gamblers is born with every new game.
The financial markets are a cruel, unfriendly and dangerous playing field. A place where the newest amateurs are usually the most fleeced, of those who know the rules. There will always be a trusting fool that the rabid dogs will tear to pieces. Just as I have a duty to make sure that each of you understands how this game is played. So you have the same duty to make sure that your fellow players understand these rules. If this effort were eagerly supported by many, perhaps the financial markets could shake off the dishonest manipulators and the promoters could offer us legitimate games. The financial markets are a financing tool. Companies borrow money from you when you invest or speculate in their company. They want the stock price to go up so they can finance their business with less dilution of their stock ... if they are good people. But how would you feel about a friend or family member who pumps money from you and never pays it back? That would be simple theft. So a market manipulator is someone who steals your money. Don't let him continue to do so! Do your careful research before you invest. Find good companies to speculate with and get in at the bottom. Everything else is criminal or stupid!
I have prepared this text. It comes from an unknown author from Canada.
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