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At First I was Blind, But Now I Can See.  John 9:25

    Does the man in the picture above look like a Wall Street manipulator?  Maybe he does.  Maybe he doesn't.  The point is, you wouldn't know a market manipulator if you were standing right next to him on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

     Like in every profession, greed causes corruption.  To break free from the clutches of these very cunning and greedy professionals you need to know a few major rules.  Understanding these rules is what separates the professional investor from the amateur.  Not knowing them is like walking into a mine field.  Unless you are the one that planted the mines, your judgment would be impaired leaving you with only God's eyes for guidance.  As you read the rules below, please hold that thought in mind, because I am about to explain just how this manipulation works. 

RULE #1.
Strong price movements, whether up or down is
 always the result of a Network of Wall Street Investors. 

     This rule should explain why a great company with world-changing technology can blow away earnings but still go down.  At the same time, for no apparent reason, another stock with 'no news' suddenly takes off on below average volume.  That's because someone is manipulating that stock.  In order to make these market manipulations work, the professionals assume two things:  1) That investors are greedy enough to buy at the high and 2)  That investors are stupid enough to turn around to sell at the low.  Therefore, as long as the Wall Street Professionals can play on your emotions, they will always be successful. 

     The reason we speculate in the stock market is because we are optimistic about making money.  We believe in a better future for ourselves or our families and wouldn't mind having some extra money to spend on that future.  This is the sentiment which is exploited by the professionals.  They control all of your optimism (Greed) and emotions (Fear) you have on any particular stock.  If they want you to buy, the company's prospects look like the next Cisco.  If the manipulator wants you to sell, they drive the stock down hard on 'Good or Bad News' which creates sudden 'Fear' in the company.  Analysts help out by playing the devil's advocate and keeping the 'Fear or Cheer' of the market alive.  Brokerage and Investment firms also play their part by recommending the stock as a 'Strong Buy' or giving an outrageous 'Upgrade.'

RULE #2.
When Wall Street Professionals dump their shares,
they'll do it right in front of your face leaving you powerless.

     Have you ever wondered why a particular stock is made to look like the next best thing?  That outlook is manufactured by professionals working together.  Newsletter, newspapers, websites and television serve only as a stage for these performers.  Public relations and investment firms are hired and let loose upon an unsuspecting public.  Stockbrokers start recommending these stocks as 'core holdings' to their 'Dump Book' (that means you, the client in his Dump Book).  Internet Stock Message Boards come alive with 'Pump and Dump' specialists changing their screen names more than some investors change their minds.  They will try to make the company look appealing to you by comparing them to recent success stories, like Qualcomm or Juniper Networks.  The more they pump, the more they get paid.  

    The hype game is on, and the added excitement will go a long way towards running up the share price.  Don't worry you'll make money...only if you sell when they do.  You see, the reason you have been invited to this stock rocket ride is that you are the main fuel.  You and a host of other small time investors, that are made to feel like stock geniuses.  What happens next, will cause you grief beyond compare.  The Professional manipulators and their Huge Network of Investors will start exchanging their paper, for your cash.  When Wall Street Professionals have completed dumping their shares, the small investor will be left holding an empty bag of hope.  The really efficient manipulators will seed Internet news groups and stock message boards with a propaganda campaign of negative rumors.   Self proclaimed chart readers and technical analysis posters will leave messages that will keep you hanging onto the stock a bit longer.  This is a game that Wall Street professionals have come to enjoy, as their pockets grow fatter.  As your dream stock is drifting endlessly, you will experience a helpless feeling, as if you were the last person on the titanic.  That is exactly how the market manipulator wants you to feel.

RULE #3.
Any stock that is trading higher on
huge volume can  signal the dumping phase.

     When there was less volume, the price was lower.  Professionals were accumulating.  After the price runs, the volume increases.  The professionals bought low and sold high.  The amateurs bought high (and will soon enough sell low).   The floor price of a stock is the launch pad or base to work from.  For example, if you look at the stock price and find a steady flat line on the stock's chart of around 10.00 dollars, then that range is the floor.  Basically, the markup phase can go as high as the market manipulator is capable of taking it.  From my observations, a good markup should be able to run about one to six points higher than the floor, with four being common.  The market manipulator will do everything in his power to keep you out of the stock until the share price has been marked up at least three times, then resorting to 'shake you out' after he has accumulated enough shares.  Once the markup has begun, the stock chart will show one or more spikes in volume -- all at much higher prices (marked up by the manipulator, of course).  That is the dumping of shares and nothing else. 

     Example:  A stock has eight days of a 1,000,000 shares traded, with one day of a 1,500,000 shares traded.  Market manipulators dumping shares into the volume at higher prices.  Whenever you see huge volume after the stock has risen on a 75 degree angle, the dumping phase has started and you are likely to be buying in, at or near the stock's high.   All along thinking that the volume means everyone's buying, when actually the professionals are all selling.

     In the above case, just before another strong run up, common investors will flee the stock just before it begins another run up!  Successful short-term speculators generally exit any stock run up when the volume soars.  Amateur investors get greedy and buy at those points. 

RULE #4.
Wall Street Professionals will always
get you to buy at the high, and sell at the low.

     Just as the manipulator will use every available means to invite you to buy, he will cleverly and brutally drive you away from a stock when he has cheated you.  The first falsehood you assume is the stock is going to make you a bundle if you invest.   You will get the first clue that you have been had when the stock stalls, drops and never rebounds from it's drop.  Somehow, it runs out of steam and you aren't sure why.  

     Well, it ran out of steam because the market manipulator stopped running it up.  It's over inflated and he can't convince any more people to buy.  The volume dries up while the share price stalls, then falls.  Always look at the trading volume, not the share price.  There may have been a million shares trading for eight straight days out of 10, but now the volume has slipped to 400,000 or so shares daily.  But, there is still enough trading volume (investors buying) to allow manipulators to continue dumping their shares and profiting.

RULE #5.
Wall Street never lets you in on a
great stock until it starts to reach a high.

    Wall Street never wants you to win, if they did you would be invited to join their Network.   If there's easy money to be made, it will most likely be going into their pockets, not yours.  When a market manipulator wants you into his stock, you will hear loud noises of hype and fundamental analysis from your broker, or television analysts.  You will be bombarded from many directions.  Similarly, if Wall Street wants you out of a stock, there will be rumors, downgrades, and revised earning estimates being circulated rapidly.  Just as good news will come rapidly, so will bad.  When you see a sharp drop in the share price with huge volume, that's you and your buddies running for the exits.  If the stock is the real deal, the manipulators will want all of your shares at the lowest price.  Whereas before, he wanted you in the stock to dump shares to you at a higher price.  When he sees the stock is for real, he will want to pay as little for those same shares as quickly as possible.  

     Wall Street can shake you out by driving the price as low as they can.  It is what's called 'The rinse cycle' or 'shaking the tree.'   In the accumulation stage, he wants to keep everything as quiet as possible so he can snap up as many shares as possible.  His Network of Investors are capable of turning down and even turning off the volume to start the accumulation phase again.  In the investment World, there is always another 'stock play' around the corner.  Same crooks, different stock.  The accumulation phase noise level is always dead silent.  As soon as the insiders accumulated all their shares, they'll let you in with a big bang. 

RULE #6.
Hindsight builds great knowledge,
but it never builds great wealth.

     Hindsight will often show you there was a slight stumble in the share price, just as manipulators started selling off their paper to create a downslide.  The quick and accelerated slide will make it impossible for you to get out at a profit.  Thus, giving you a reason to hold on a bit longer just in case the share price rebounds.  Then, the drifting stage begins and your emotions (Fear) start to take over.  Unless you have nerves of steel and can afford to wait it out, you will likely end up selling at a loss.  The insiders, market makers and underwriters are obliged to buy back all of your paper in order to keep the company alive and maintain control of it.  The less he has to pay for your paper, the more money he will make when he sells it to you.  (Buy Low, Sell High.)  If the company is worthless, it still has some value in that there is always investors looking to speculate again.  The manipulator will buy back his paper knowing you'll be back, making sure to pay as little as possible for those shares when you do.

RULE #7.
Wall Street Professionals all work together
to drive the price of their shares either up or down.  

    About 75% of the stocks traded are by common investors, you are as hot of a commodity as the stock itself.  The professional traders all know this, that's why there are analysts on television always directing your move.  How come your broker never tells you that Market Orders or Pre-Market Orders are an amateur's biggest mistake.  A market manipulator (traders included here) can jack up the share price during your market order and bring you back a confirmation at some preposterous level.  The Market Manipulator will use the 'tape' against you.  They will keep buying up their own paper to keep you reaching for a higher price.  They will get in line ahead of you to buy all the shares at the current price and force you to pay more for those shares.  They will tease you and make you reach for the higher price so you won't miss out.  Miss out on what?  Getting your head handed to you, that's what!   You can avoid all this by not buying during the huge price spikes and abnormal trading volumes, also known as chasing the stock to a higher price. 

RULE #8.
Wall Street is well aware of the emotions you experience during a run-up or collapse,
and will play those emotions like a fine tuned piano. 

     During the run up, you will have a rush of greed which compels you into buying more.  During the collapse, you will have a fear of losing everything, and sell at a huge lose.  See how simple it is and how clear a bell it strikes?  Why do you think the guy that rings the closing bell is always smiling, even if the market is down 500 points?  Don't think for one minute he's losing any money, because he's not.  Television analysts will sell you on the way up and they'll sell you on the way down.  They'll even make it look like someone else's fault that you lost your money!   Blame it on Alan Greenspan, the War, Capital Spending, Consumer Confidence, Unemployment Record, Gross Domestic Product, or better yet on a current event like the Presidential election.  When they're done you'll run away screaming with horror!  Vowing never to speculate in a stock again.  Many will still come back to try, and the manipulator will be waiting.  They even have tricks to bringing you back for yet another performance.  Wall Street is filled with a bunch of lying, cheating, deceitful actors all looking to win an Academy Award. 

FINAL RULE.
Wall Street never cares how much money you lose,
even if it is your life savings. 

     The Stock Market is a heartless, and disloyal playing field intended to fool most investors most of the time.  A place where the newest amateurs will be taken for a brutal ride by those who know the rules.  Stocks are basically finance companies that borrow money from you, (when you invest or speculate in them).  If they are good companies, then they want their share price to go higher so your investment can help them finance their acquisitions with less dilution of shares.   If they're not, then it's like someone that keeps borrowing money from you and never repaying it?  Plain and simple, that someone would be an irresponsible and selfish person.  Exactly what a market manipulator is.

     LittleNaNY's goal is to ensure that investors understand how the game is played.  The reason I have built one of the Largest and Most Powerful Network of Investors on the internet is to level that playing field.  The truth is, Wall Street has lied and cheated you for too long.  When I'm done, there will be no reason for anyone ever to lose again.  Hey Wall Street, looks to me like the tables have turned.

As Always Good Luck, God Bless,
And Tell Your Broker That LittleNaNY Said So, They All Know Me.
LittleNaNY

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