Friday, 8 June 2012

Trading Rules


Rule number one: All sharp price movements -- whether up or down -- are the result of one or more (usually a group of) professionals manipulating the share price.

Rule number two: If the market manipulator wants to distribute (dump) his shares, he will start a good news promotional campaign.

Rule number three: As soon as the market manipulator has completed his distribution (dumping) of shares, he will start a bad news or no news campaign.

Rule number four: Any stock that trades huge volume at higher prices signals the distribution phase.

Rule number five: The market manipulator will always try to get you to buy at the highest, and sell at the lowest price

Rule number six: If this is a real deal, then you are likely to be the last person to be notified or will be driven out at the lower prices.

Rule number seven: Conversely, you will often be the last to know when this deal shows signs of failure."

Rule number eight: The market manipulator will compel you into the stock so that you drive up its price shares.

Rule number nine:
 The market manipulator is well aware of the emotions you are experiencing during a run up and a collapse and will play your emotions like a piano."

Final rule:
 A new batch of suckers are born with every new play."

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