TreasuredTrades
2 hours ago
Thanks! I did forget to mention one thing. If you and your friends are already in heavy on shares, you absolutely cannot risk letting the share price fall too hard. You have to keep buying to protect your game plan. If a 2nd place pumper catches on that a pump is in the works, they will start buying those low priced shares. That 2nd place pumper can ruin everything.
A 2nd place pumper could have accumulated shares at a lower share price than you. When you start running the rocket ship pump, they could cash out before you do and ruin you and your invested friends from your planned cash haul.
Testing the waters can tell you if your game plan has been breached by driving the share price down if it's already low. If you start seeing big buys, and it's not you or your friends, your pump game could be compromised. At that point, you may want to execute a rocket ship pump plan and cash out early instead of getting greedy.
TreasuredTrades
1 day ago
#14 You and your invested friends need to each have another separate brokerage account. Put some serious cash in there. It's time to take it up a notch.
#15 To see if you've managed to dupe any investors, you have to test the waters. Start selling shares to only buy them back at a 1.25:1 ratio. This will keep the volume beefed up, while gradually reducing the share price while simultaneously not causing you to lose much of your nest egg of shares. Knowing the average daily volume for a 365 day period is important. You and your friends want to gradually increase the volume to no more than 50% of the daily average. Remember, progression is important.
#16 Now you and your friends want to create artificial volume again, but this time buy to sell ratio is 1.25:1. This will keep the volume up while gradually increasing the share price.
#17 You may have to repeat #14 and #15 several times until you are certain you have suckered in other investors. This is easily calculated between you and your friends, and the total buys for the day.
#18 Wait for the right PR to support your pump. Once that happens, it's very important to get the artificial volume up to at least the daily average. You want the buy to sell ratio to stay at 1.25:1. Keep this going for at least a full 2 trading weeks.
#19 As long as you know that at least enough new investors have been duped by your clever pump, it's time to make the "rocket ship run to the moon!". The buy to sell ratio gets stepped up to 1.50:1, then 1.75:1 and lastly just straight up buys provided you duped enough investors to keep the volume charged and the price skyrocketing.
#20 Exit plan. The best time of the day to dump all of your shares (this includes your friends dumping) is between 12pm and 1pm EST. Dump as fast as you can. Cash out. Let those suckers hold the bags.
End of lesson.
TreasuredTrades
1 day ago
#7 When buying shares, do not buy enough to move the price. You don't want to draw attention to the stock yet.
#8 Begin stepping up your game. Start posting old PR and new PR as long as it's PR that hasn't already been debunked. Be sure to make "curious" comments along the posted PR. You don't want to let on that you are sitting on cheap shares yet.
#9 Have one of your invested friends play along on your posts. Keep it to 3 to 4 posts per week. Obviously, start stepping up the pump. Make sure you now have all of your invested friends replying to your comments and posting some of their own. Keep it to once per day from each of you.
#10 Start buying more shares. You want others to believe what you're posting, right? That literally means, you have to buy the ASK.
#11 Market Makers will try to cut in on your pump plan. This part can be painful as they are working with software that allows them to execute batches of shares to buy or sell. It's hard to beat a "computer", but it can be done.
#12 Your weapon of choice against market makers and an ally for duping investors is to create artificial volume. This is going to cut into the value of your investment, but it's a necessary evil if you have to use it. Artificial volume is created by selling your shares while your friends buy them back and vice versa. This does two things. It makes the stock look very active and poses challenges for the Market Makers to make any cash on transactions because the stock price isn't really moving, but the volume is crazy high.
More to follow.
TreasuredTrades
1 day ago
Advanced lessons for Stock Price Manipulation. Remember, this is for educational purposes only. Stock price manipulation is illegal. Pumping a stock while manipulating the stock price = securities fraud. Don't do it, unless prison is your ultimate goal.
#1 Basic due diligence, well maybe. Track down OTCs by scouring, Facebook, X, Stocktwits and Investorshub. Look for things like watchers count (you want that number high in order to reach a big audience), market sentiment (you want a mostly negative sentiment), read through at least 30 days worth of posts of the OTC stock you are considering (you want to make very sure another pumper didn't already beat you to the game) and make sure investors are still discussing the stock on a daily basis.
#2 Make sure you can do basic math. It's important that you understand math. You need to look at a stocks dilution history. This will tell you if you're going to have enough cash to drive a pump while keeping up with any stock dilution by the CEO who controls those numbers. With INKW, the average stock dilution over the last 5 years has been 485,000,000 shares per year. You also want to look at the Authorized Share count. INKW is 10,000,000,000 shares. You now want to look at the current Outstanding Shares count which, with INKW, sits at 3,196,699,272. Next, look at the current share price and the maximum share price over a 6 month window. Remember, you are not going long here. The idea is to pump, cash out and run. Also, look at any recent dilution. In this case, INKW recently diluted the stock by another 75 million shares.
Here's where the math comes into play. Average annual dilution × the current share price ÷ 2 = the current maximum investment risk. With INKW, that number comes in at $315,000.
#3 Do you have the sum of money listed above to pump a stock? If not, no problem. Talk to a few friends. A group of pumpers working together can be just as lucrative as a solo pumper. I mean, think about it.... Would you want to rob a bank by yourself? Doing something illegal is more fun when you drag your friends into it, right?
More to follow.
TreasuredTrades
1 day ago
Before we get into the advanced lessons in the Pumpers Playbook, I will help you out with one more critical statement in your post. You mention "shorting" and "shorters". INKW is an OTC Pink stock. You cannot short this type of security. In other words, shorting this stock is not possible.
You also mention bashers cannot live without pumpers and vice versa. Pumpers hate bashers, period. Bashers are usually investors who lost well over 50% of their investment. Bashers are usually investors who had planned to go long. In other words, bashers are investors who stayed with the stock, tried to average down and lost a pile of cash in the process while feeling helpless as the stock price continued to tank.
Pumpers, on the other hand, are comparable to snake oil salesmen with a fake personality that mimics a highschool teenager who wants to be popular. They smile in your face, backstabbers (Remember that old song by the O-Jays?). Basically, they know you are a desperate investor who is still sitting on a mess of shares and are likely 80% down. They tell you everything you want to hear. They give you false hope. They post emojis such as 😎, 😇, 💥, 👑. Rocket ships are also common. As long as you believe them, you will not only hold your old devalued shares, you might even just buy more. Win-win for the pumpers = double baggies for you.
TreasuredTrades
1 day ago
First off, I believe you are completely misguided. When an investor gets screwed over by cons and pumpers, they retaliate. The only way they can retaliate is to spread the facts about their unfortunate experience.
I, for one, don't care if this scam infested company hits $0.0001. I wouldn't waste a dime on it. I lost over $20k believing bogus PR and by listening to pumpers.
Essentially, that painful loss providing me with the initiative to learn "the system". Obviously, I took the time to learn it. Would I be stupid enough to apply it? No, because it's called SECURITIES FRAUD.
Since I have already covered some parts of 101 in the Pumpers Playbook, we will move on to more advanced lessons.
I will follow up in another response shortly. Keep in mind, the information I will present is for educational purposes. Anyone following the steps outlined in my next post will be committing FRAUD.
Stay tuned.
bagholder67
2 days ago
Well, I'd say you're guilty of hypocrisy and bashing. I asked you legitimate questions regarding how you generate income by being here on a daily basis years on end and all I got was criticism from you. Now you're telling everyone you're willing to teach your investment knowledge, you just have to ask. So teach us Almighty shorting guru. Share your knowledge with all of us bag holders, so we too can live the Shorters dream also and perhaps make some money. The thing is, shorters- bashers don't make money shorting a stock if there aren't pumpers to bring the PPS back up for a Shorter reset. That's all part of the con game. You have to have altitude to be able to go into shorter's dive. It's funny how Shorters need pumpers in a sort of symbiotic relationship so to speak. But I digress, only the shorters- bashers gain from this relationship while the investors are left holding the bag. 💯 Everyone here should take this absolute truth to heart and realize the Shorters -bashers aren't here to help you or warn you, but to take from you everything you have invested! 💯
TreasuredTrades
2 days ago
One could only hope the SEC grows a pair some day. I am only posting for educational reasons. Just like you, I want investors to see this scam for what it is. You are right, there are thousands of dirty stinky pinkies out there. Over 95% of them are simply hustles and scams.
A poster on Stocktwits posted this interesting bit:
December 31, 2019, share count of 783.1 million shares
December 31, 2020, share count of 1.275 billion shares
December 31, 2021, shares count of 2.122 billion shares
December 31, 2023, share count of 2.361 billion shares
December 31, 2024, share count of 3.128 billion shares
Share count currently 3.2 billion shares
Share prices from 15 cents a share to now .0013
Not a peep from the pumpers. Imagine the millions of dollars each year Lenny and his pals stole from investors using deception and manipulation.
Buyers beware!
TreasuredTrades
2 days ago
INKW has lost 43% of its share value in just 16 days. On top of that, 75M shares were added to the OS (stock dilution) and millions of shares have been dumped.
Is it possible, enough people have realized that a mom & pop bottling operation valued at a mere $960,000 is not going to "disrupt" anything in the bottled water market?
Is it possible that enough people have done their DD and realized that $13M has been stripped from INKW's market cap in less than a year? More than 13 times the value of the mom & pop bottling operation.
Did it finally catch on for new investors to question why the former owner sold this mom & pop bottling operation? Did it finally click, that the former owner only had 1 operating year where the bottling operation managed to operate in the green? After that year, it was red until the end. Even the $375,000 lifeline grant handed to them by the state of North Carolina couldn't get this "company" to operate in the green.
The difference between the former owner and Lenny is that Lenny has a subpenny OTC stock tied to this (completely unaudited of course).
The benefit here for Lenny and his pals, is he has something to rub in investors faces; this mom & pop bottling operation.
I do not know what else to show new investors that this is 100% a stock scam. It's legal, because the SEC doesn't care much about stinky pinkies.
They do, however, like nailing pumpers who knowingly attempt to manipulate a stock's price (stinky pinkie or not).
Buyers beware!
TreasuredTrades
2 days ago
Out of curiosity, I decided to check out INKW on Stocktwits. Wow, talk about a clown show!
When you see pumpers post things like "xxxxxx is a paid shill" or "xxxxxx is getting paid to make negative posts", well that is all the evidence you need to know that the pumpers want to deceive investors into believing such rhetoric.
Nobody, and I mean nobody, is paying anyone to bash a subpenny turd like INKW.
These pumpers are only trying their best to dupe investors out of money.
Buyers beware!
TreasuredTrades
2 days ago
What a day for this scam. Over 7M shares dumped. The pumpers are still trying their best to spin the PR in the hope of duping enough investors out of their hard earned cash. I see they are still using the best known emoji from the pumper's book 😎.
The pumpers desperately tried to rescue this burning dumpster fire of a fraud twice today. After 2pm, a rescue attempt of 500k shares were bought. This was matched with a 500k share dump. Another rescue attempt of 800k followed after that.
Sadly for these inexperienced pumpers, they didn't realize that 1.3M shares bought, wasn't going to move INKW from $0.0012 to $0.0013.
How about a lesson pumpers? It requires math to move a stock..... any stock, even this trash heap. Do either of you pumpers know how to use a calculator?
Try again tomorrow pumpers. Next time, use the math to move it up to the next 100th of a cent. Also, learn how to create artificial volume. I can see you're both trying, but you need to learn the "when" and "how much". Do you pumpers have a clue how to pump a fraud subpenny stock or do you only have the lien money against your home and a pathetic emoji 😎?
Do I have to educate you inexperienced pumpers, or what? I will gladly provide the free lessons. You two, are more than welcome to commit the acts of fraud. It won't be me that gets arrested, it will be you two 🤡s.
STRIKERGR21
5 days ago
Any PR and or deal that Lenny makes is just an opportunity for him and his insider friends to dump more shares. INKW will never be a viable company that operates legit, Deceptions lies, misinformation, paid promoters and pumpers is all INKW will ever be. NO AUDITED FINACIALS no Advertising to promote and increase new customers, but plenty of BS. Any CEO that resides over 2000 miles away from his business is not someone to be taken seriously. All Lenny is and will always be a smooth talking conman, his action and his history speaks for itself. INKW has billions of shares still to dump. Folks do your own DD this conman will keep getting rich of your money. OVER 60 years of lies and stock deluding wont stop now.
TreasuredTrades
5 days ago
I used to be big into doing all sorts of DD on OTC stocks. I would weigh things like PR (frequency of), whether there was a product offering or not, whether other parties could be interested, the market value, the outstanding share count, dilution history and the list of people affiliated with the company.
INKW was a very well developed trap. For the most part, everything checked out except the CEO. I understood though, that a CEO doesn't make the company. At the time, INKW listed a marketer, 2 technical engineers and various other staff (it's been awhile).
I give Lenny credit. He took his time limping this along. He limited the PR to 99% repeat and 1% new information. This was very strategically planned.
Unlike other OTC scam artists, Lenny learned from the past. Instead of making a nice bag of cash in 1 year, just drag it along and you bring in a bag of cash every year. Lenny knew that all he had to do was plan and since he never had a real job, he had all the time he needed.
He also invested as little as possible at the bottling plant. The roof was not replaced as the PR states, but it was painted white to dupe people into believing his bs PR. Again, over $13M pulled from the market cap in less than a year. You could have built 10 new mom & pop bottling operations with that. Remember, Lenny's little mom & pop bottling operation including 4 acres of land is valued at $960,000.
Lenny buried me too. You're not alone.
Buyers beware!
TreasuredTrades
5 days ago
The best advice is to not let yourself be duped by these cons. These pumpers only want your hard earned cash. They are lazy and pathetic, but they are not stupid. The pumpers are using the same sad plays that have been used for years by many other pumpers to con people out of money. Heck, they haven't even brought any new tricks to the table which means these particular pumpers are either young and/or inexperienced.
Don't let yourself be duped so easily. Do you really think these pumpers believe that a $960,000 mom & pop bottling operation with 1 or 2 employees is going be any threat to the hundreds of bottled water companies out there? Do you really think these pumpers believe there is any real future in INKW and that sad little bottling operation which by the way, only ever made a profit it's first year of operation by the old owners. Why do you think they sold it?
These pumpers will tell you that they plan to be invested for the next few years. The fact of the matter is, once they can land a pump and cash out, they will vanish. They will move on to their next game.
Don't be a sucker. Don't get duped by inexperienced pumpers. That's worse than getting duped by experienced pumpers!
Buyers beware!
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