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The Danger Of Holding Stocks Promoted By Soulless Stock Promoters Overnight

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Thu 28th of Jan, 2010 10:17:45 AM

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Anybody who has ever watched my instructional DVD packages knows I made my first million by buying pumped up penny stocks…second and third million have all been made by short selling them. I can go either way, but greatly prefer short selling since most, if not all, of these things are true carcasses, as their collapses are predictable and swift.

PennyStocking Part Deux goes into how morning panics are created, check out some recent examples from last week…it’s unfortunate that so many TIMalert subscribers were caught long these stocks as they imploded…I think I just have to push my DVD packages more to help you jackals realize that a few hundred dollars of good information is a considerably better option than thousands, or tens of thousands of dollars, in ignorant/preventable trading losses due to you not understanding how the penny stock pump & dump game works…

And stock promoters blame short sellers and claim stop losses help–erroneous on both counts…I wish there were more shares to short…but there’s not…and stop losses only help create panic, most people who use them sell their carcass stocks somewhere near the bottom, AFTER the panic

Check out the charts and learn why shorting is simply less risky:

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panic2 The Danger Of Holding Stocks Promoted By Soulless Stock Promoters Overnight

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panic4 The Danger Of Holding Stocks Promoted By Soulless Stock Promoters Overnight

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  • Jamalchahboune
    Yea, the only thing to worry about is the forced buy-ins. Other than that, shorting is infinitely less risky than buying. People prefer buying because they are too lazy to locate shares.
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