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He's probably smart enough to know that his discovery and fame was one-in-a-million, and that lightning doesn't usually strike the same place twice.

jermaustin1 5y ago
You say that, but Zack Morris (not real name) champions Pump and Dumps every week or so. They might not all work for him, but he pushes a new one, and makes (from what he discloses) millions on them. If you pay something like $250/mo, you can get early access to his buys and get notified when he sells. I've watched this guy singlehandedly pump a penny stock to 10x its value in days before dumping. Not sure how he doesn't get arrested or investigated by the SEC, but its common place for him and his "crew" Atlas Trading.
- unmole 5y ago
  > (from what he discloses) millions on them. If you pay something like $250/mo, you can get early access to his buys and get notified when he sells. If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription?
  - darkwater 5y ago
    > If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription? Diversification? :)
  - jermaustin1 5y ago
    Just to be clear - I don't really follow this guy, and I definitely do not trust him. But just guessing, if he just give it away, it would be less effective, and who doesn't like a few hundred grand - few million extra each month? Might as well make an additional million a month on a few thousand suckers, on top of the other couple million a month from pumping schemes.
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  - PragmaticPulp 5y ago
    > If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription? Because he starts selling before he tells this group. People who spend $250/month are going to be convinced that the “buy” and “sell” recommendations are now valuable because they literally spent money on them, and therefore will follow them more closely.
  - lmm 5y ago
    The newsletter is how he pumps it.
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  - matsemann 5y ago
    Because he needs someone to buy when he wants to dump his shares, is my guess. You're basically paying to get scammed by following the advice you get, those paying are the same ones making the stock pump.

jermaustin1 5y ago

You say that, but Zack Morris (not real name) champions Pump and Dumps every week or so. They might not all work for him, but he pushes a new one, and makes (from what he discloses) millions on them. If you pay something like $250/mo, you can get early access to his buys and get notified when he sells. I've watched this guy singlehandedly pump a penny stock to 10x its value in days before dumping. Not sure how he doesn't get arrested or investigated by the SEC, but its common place for him and his "crew" Atlas Trading.

unmole 5y ago
> (from what he discloses) millions on them. If you pay something like $250/mo, you can get early access to his buys and get notified when he sells. If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription?
- darkwater 5y ago
  > If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription? Diversification? :)
- jermaustin1 5y ago
  Just to be clear - I don't really follow this guy, and I definitely do not trust him. But just guessing, if he just give it away, it would be less effective, and who doesn't like a few hundred grand - few million extra each month? Might as well make an additional million a month on a few thousand suckers, on top of the other couple million a month from pumping schemes.
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- PragmaticPulp 5y ago
  > If actually can pump stocks and make millions, why does he need to sell early access subscription? Because he starts selling before he tells this group. People who spend $250/month are going to be convinced that the “buy” and “sell” recommendations are now valuable because they literally spent money on them, and therefore will follow them more closely.
- lmm 5y ago
  The newsletter is how he pumps it.
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- matsemann 5y ago
  Because he needs someone to buy when he wants to dump his shares, is my guess. You're basically paying to get scammed by following the advice you get, those paying are the same ones making the stock pump.