Timothy Sykes
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How To Know How A Stock Pump Ends
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February 21, 2023
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Most of my niche is composed of promoters and suckers… Understand, a stock pump can only last for so long. How can you be better prepared? Believe it or not, human psychology plays a huge role. Learn the process, the patterns, and use them to your advantage.
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On-screen, I have a psychological chart of how traders act in the stock market, particularly the emotional stages of a pump and dump.
Learn more about the emotions behind a stock's rise and fall, plus…
Why promoters don’t like me…
What happens when a pump and dump collapses.
Why I actually don’t want these companies to fail…
What happens explicitly with these penny stocks (see the second chart)…
How a reporter changed teams literally mid-article as I called out a promoter. (Article linked above)
How manias are created.
And how you can use this predictable chart pattern to your advantage.
Leave a comment if you understand this lesson. Say, “The stock market is a battlefield!”
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