Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enoug

The stock we have just bought because it was going upwards in price quite nicely. And of course we did not want to miss out did we? So we dived in as quick as we could.

It has now suddenly stopped, gone downwards, whizzed past our stop loss (you did have one didn’t you?) and has now dropped to at least 15- 20% lower than what we paid for it in the first place.

And this has happened all in one day’s trading. So there you are bedazzled and bewildered and wondering what the hell has gone wrong?

More than likely you have been the victim, and have just been unfortunately snared up in a classic ”Pump and Dump.”

I shall now inform you as to what has happened. So you won’t get caught again next time. (Hopefully)

Normally it is a stock that is in a very slow uptrend, with little bits of good news here and there in the media.

This is just enough to keep a bit of volume going, but hasn't been enough to attract the notice of the share market.

Behind the scenes usually over a week or two, sometimes longer, one or two traders are busy buying up all the loose stock that is available. Usually at the lowest prices possible.

Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enough

And this has happened all in one day’s trading. So there you are bedazzled and bewildered and wondering what the hell has gone wrong?

More than likely you have been the victim, and have just been unfortunately snared up in a classic ”Pump and Dump.”

I shall now inform you as to what has happened. So you won’t get caught again next time. (Hopefully)

Normally it is a stock that is in a very slow uptrend, with little bits of good news here and there in the media.

This is just enough to keep a bit of volume going, but hasn't been enough to attract the notice of the share market.

Behind the scenes usually over a week or two, sometimes longer, one or two traders are busy buying up all the loose stock that is available. Usually at the lowest prices possible.

Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enoug

More than likely you have been the victim, and have just been unfortunately snared up in a classic ”Pump and Dump.”

I shall now inform you as to what has happened. So you won’t get caught again next time. (Hopefully)

Normally it is a stock that is in a very slow uptrend, with little bits of good news here and there in the media.

This is just enough to keep a bit of volume going, but hasn't been enough to attract the notice of the share market.

Behind the scenes usually over a week or two, sometimes longer, one or two traders are busy buying up all the loose stock that is available. Usually at the lowest prices possible.

Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enoug

This is just enough to keep a bit of volume going, but hasn't been enough to attract the notice of the share market.

Behind the scenes usually over a week or two, sometimes longer, one or two traders are busy buying up all the loose stock that is available. Usually at the lowest prices possible.

Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enoug

Once the stock becomes harder to accumulate, they will offer a little higher buying price just to keep the pot boiling quite nicely, still soaking up all the available stock.

And when they have accumulated enough stock for their purpose the game is on .

A bigger buy order will go in (but not to large) offering higher prices.

Sometimes this happens just before a pending news announcement is going to be made. This of course forces the price upwards dramatically, which of course the market notices immediately.

This is exactly what these traders have been waiting for.

Because there is now a scarcity of stock available, share prices will begin to start climbing steadily upwards.

This is when traders begin to unload their stock at a trickle, then more again as more uniformed buyers (dare I say suckers) compete against each other to buy the stock at inflated prices.

All because they are frightened of missing out on the run to make huge profits.

At this stage all of the traders available leftover stocks are hitting the market at once which has the effect now of stalling the rise upwards.

Now once this happens, the New Traders seeing the share price start to slide backwards, they hang on hoping it is just a temporary adjustment in the stock before it continues upwards again.

Or else they become panic stricken and start