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Not too long ago, stock promotions were like the Wild West. Promoters got away with almost anything. Companies and boiler rooms would send out dozens of emails, mailers, or online ads to promote ‘hot’ stocks.
Look back at the most traded stocks on the OTC markets and nine times out of 10, they were pump and dumps. Promoted $1 stocks trading at 50 million shares in a day? That’s insane and likely fake volume. And that’s probably due to manipulative trading.
Promotions don’t happen as much these days ... and the tactics have changed. But the goal is still the same: drive up the stock price so the company insiders can dump shares. They don’t want a few pennies a share. They’re trying to drive it up dollars per share. That can catch a lot of attention from traders. That brings in the volume.
These days a lot of the big promoters are gone. Some are in prison, and some are out of the game due to SEC fines. So stock promotions now are smaller. And it’s rare to get an actual physical mailer. You mostly find online ads when searching for stocks on a major search engine.
You might see all this fluff around a stock ... It’s gonna go up 100% ... Or it’s the next hot runner. Click on one of those links, and you'll go to a web page that talks about how awesome and amazing this stock is...
But take a sec to scroll down to the bottom and read the fine print. Often it straight-up says the company is receiving compensation to promote the stock for one month.
That's a stock promotion ... and something you could potentially short sell. But it’s NOT something you can predict. Yeah, it can be a viable strategy.
But you gotta have the right mindset to do it, and it’s definitely not easy. It takes a ton of work to figure out that an apparently real company is a fraud than if there's a stock promotion going on and the company has essentially no assets.
Be warned: this is a high-risk strategy. Always do your research. And if you’re a newbie, proceed with caution!
#StocksToTrade #StockMarket #PromotedStocks
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You can lose money trading stocks. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You understand and agree you will consider the important risk factors in deciding to purchase any of our products or services.
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U.S. regulators have done a pretty good job shutting down some of the most egregious stock fraud. But are stock promotions, pumps, manipulation still out there? And if they are, how do you find them? Michael Goode breaks it all down ... tune in to learn more about the dark side of penny stocks!
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🔵Get our FREE weekly watchlist here: http://bit.ly/2TI8hvS
🔵Check out the SteadyTrade podcast: http://bit.ly/36b73Mk
✅ Recommended video: http://bit.ly/2X6nq9C
✅ Recommended playlists:
🔴Stock Trading 101: A Day Trader's Guide: http://bit.ly/2sqs1ZZ
🔴Advanced Stock Trading Tips: http://bit.ly/3a32pTM
🔴 Trader Spotlight with Tim Bohen: http://bit.ly/36TTzG3
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Not too long ago, stock promotions were like the Wild West. Promoters got away with almost anything. Companies and boiler rooms would send out dozens of emails, mailers, or online ads to promote ‘hot’ stocks.
Look back at the most traded stocks on the OTC markets and nine times out of 10, they were pump and dumps. Promoted $1 stocks trading at 50 million shares in a day? That’s insane and likely fake volume. And that’s probably due to manipulative trading.
Promotions don’t happen as much these days ... and the tactics have changed. But the goal is still the same: drive up the stock price so the company insiders can dump shares. They don’t want a few pennies a share. They’re trying to drive it up dollars per share. That can catch a lot of attention from traders. That brings in the volume.
These days a lot of the big promoters are gone. Some are in prison, and some are out of the game due to SEC fines. So stock promotions now are smaller. And it’s rare to get an actual physical mailer. You mostly find online ads when searching for stocks on a major search engine.
You might see all this fluff around a stock ... It’s gonna go up 100% ... Or it’s the next hot runner. Click on one of those links, and you'll go to a web page that talks about how awesome and amazing this stock is...
But take a sec to scroll down to the bottom and read the fine print. Often it straight-up says the company is receiving compensation to promote the stock for one month.
That's a stock promotion ... and something you could potentially short sell. But it’s NOT something you can predict. Yeah, it can be a viable strategy.
But you gotta have the right mindset to do it, and it’s definitely not easy. It takes a ton of work to figure out that an apparently real company is a fraud than if there's a stock promotion going on and the company has essentially no assets.
Be warned: this is a high-risk strategy. Always do your research. And if you’re a newbie, proceed with caution!
#StocksToTrade #StockMarket #PromotedStocks
*Tim Bohen teaches skills others have used to make money. Most who receive free or paid content will make little or no money because they will not apply the skills being taught. Any results displayed may be exceptional. We do not guarantee any outcome regarding your earnings or income as the factors that impact such results are numerous and uncontrollable.
You can lose money trading stocks. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. You understand and agree you will consider the important risk factors in deciding to purchase any of our products or services.
RIVX was a nice example of a pump and dump stock these days. Slowly grinding 20/30 pennies for 3 months from $2.50 all the way through over $10.50, then for 1 day it went all the way down to $3.30s. Get halted and reopened at $0.30s… Mark Croock baked $11k on it👌🏻💰 I couldn’t found shares to short when it start tanking…
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You guys are right about the promoters, I receive them everyday from multiple people, If i get in and out quick, really quick, it seems ok but chancy. I have never tried shorting a stock, maybe someday, thanks for the video, always appreciated!!!
very cool
When determining the position size to take, what do you base it on? Do you based it on the average volume, or do you base it off the previous day's volume (if it shows up on a scan as a big % gainer with big volume)? What if you find something with a lot of movement in pre-market, but it usually only trades around 200 thousand shares a day…. would you still be able to take a position size of 20-30 thousand shares, or would that be too large? Thanks!
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