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US stocks are really fixed

 
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 1:15 am    Post subject: US stocks are really fixed Reply with quote

US is a country with many contradictions , some very good some not at all
and many things border on real conspiracy so how do you protect yourself.. I
am an optimistic person before I saw
> certain things. Face it when the same stations use the same stories over
> and
> over at the same time. you know its more then coincidence.
> For ten years I did a survey on who gains and loses and who invested what
> in
> the stock market. Listen carefully.
> Stocks go up after you get out. You end up saying I should have just
> stayed.. Its always that way . It goes down when your big money
> shows up over and over again though so if You do decide to catch a wave ,
> your wave will break as soon as your big money shows up.. Market makers
> just
> keep it down till you leave then bring it back up when your no longer in
> it
> and just start the process over and over. Insiders and money market people
> capitalize
> the rest are thrown out into the fires with automatic losses. Never ever
> put
> a stop order in its almost assured to be taken out.. Never ever day trade,
> they can keep your stock opposite the way you went for however long you
> want
> and believe me they can make news to rationalize it too. Who fixes this
> like
> this? Your guess, its built into the system.
>
> Money sites talk about hidden gems that go up usually without your
> knowledge.. they all just happen to fall beneath the radar, and go up
> when
> no one you knew was in it...till someone says something..." like Wall
> Street
> discovers it" . They say get in before Wall Street Discovers it... Why
> would
> a stock go up
> Until wall street discovers it? I thought the more investment the more
> likely to go up? OOPS Ira a giant ponzi scheme.
> Its the same thing with professional sports, the line seldom moves and you
> tell me half the people bet one team ? Not . If you knew for sure someone
> were to bet millions on one team you would do well to go the other way.
> The pollution factor which kills people is ignored in this country. The
> violence is ignored in general elections and basically only the rich get
> elected to office and rich keep consolidating and distancing themselves
> from
> everyone else. We have violence that is worse then many terrorist
> countries
> so anything is possible.
>
> I can just repeat , that me and friends traded hundreds of times, and not
daytrading. The more money you put it , the more likely the stock stops
going up. Now you want to invest anyway go ahead.
You get out they take it up a giant swoop and then you lose either way you
go. The giant up factor is usually when your not in them. They literally can
track your investment knowing your trading history what your likely to do.
Sure a newsworthy event might happen and you get lucky but chances are the
news event is based on how much long or short money is in the stock. News
reflects opposite the market sentiment so insiders, or market makers are the
only ones who are going to gain.

>
>

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