Huge, huge I tell ya! LOL

Do you have magic beans too? Or just the musical ones that toot? Cuz man are you full of it. You put the dump in Pump & Dump...

If you can show me where I pumped and dumped I am all ears.

You made the accusation right? Now prove it.

RVVTF I said 30 days ago to buy at .21. It went to .72 within a week and is still at 53 cents and they haven't even released their Phase III results yet for their covid treatment.

Is that a pump and dump?

MITI I said to buy at .021 30 days ago and just hit .042 today. A month later. With their financing and first telemed clinic opening still to come.

Is that a pump and dump?

CTYX I said to buy 30 days ago at .028 and hit .04 today and closed at .037. With their name and symbol change and other major news events still to come.

Is that a pump and dump?

I think you have a faulty idea on what a pump and dump is. A pump and dump is a stock that goes up for a day, maybe two, and then crashes. My picks are the complete opposite of that. Any stock that goes up for a month or more is far from a pump and dump. That is called a swing trade.

Get your terminology right and learn something.

How much money have you made the past 30 days? Because I am up close to $700 K just since Dec 1 alone.

I would love to hear your picks since you are such a stock savant and love criticizing others and their plays.

My guess is you aren't going to post jack.

Are you?

sign up for the playmoney stock challenge, prove you're a winning trader or gtfo plz thx

MITI just hit .053. Up 160% since I brought it here at .021 30 days ago.

Is that good enough to win?

CTYX is next.

Ford F has the largest electric charging network in the United States. That means it will be able to monetize that network in the future. It has the number 1 selling truck brand in the US and if you look at the TESLA truck it looks like it's impractical as a work vehicle that a business would want to take seriously. Ford also has an electric F150 coming and just released an electric mustang.

So how I see the future playing out is that the middle class increases significantly in many different countries at once and the total market size for automobiles increases 10 fold over the next 20 years. I expect all companies to get a piece simply because it would be impossible from a capital investment perspective for any one company to totally dominate even if it wanted to. So it's a pipedream of Tesla investors that the company will take over the entire market.

With the cost of batteries coming down it could become a perfect storm in which auto companies become the new energy companies and make money off energy refills and that electric vehicles become much cheaper to produce than conventional automobiles.

People have extreme loyalty to their truck brands and it's going to be very difficult for Tesla to crack that loyalty. Imo they should be looking to buy out Ford while they still can.

Plus I strongly believe that their credit rating will be upgraded soon.

@Threeflight

On your penny stocks trades, how much slippage are you experiencing, how much are you losing to spread, and what kind of liquidity issues are you experiencing?

what was the other of the 3 original stocks you recommended with mini and rvvtf? why did you stop mentioning that one?

Everybody knows what you're doing dude. As long as they don't ban you just keep doing it I guess

No slippage because with most brokers with OTC stocks you can only place limit orders. No market orders.

Not losing anything to spread for the most part because I set buy limit orders at the bid and sell limit orders at the ask.

As for liquidity issues? Next to none. Anytime I want to buy or sell I have zero issues.

I tend to find stocks that I like, CTYX this spring for example, and sit on the bid for weeks and accumulate shares and averaging down if need be. Sometimes of course you can't do that if a stock is moving but those are the types of plays I go after....expecting movement up within a reasonable time after.

I haven't stopped.

One was CTYX which I have talked about a lot and which is up from .028 when I mentioned it and is now around .04. And it hasn't even started yet and imo is the best stock of all that I mentioned.

The other is RXMD which is still at .032 which is the same price as when I mentioned it here.

Yes. I am personally, all because of my pumping on this, a poker website, and other boards, bringing in $millions of dollars in volume on these stocks.

Cmon mannnnnnnnnnnn.

Well over a billion dollars in buy power reads BFI. These are tiny penny stocks (a few million dollars market cap usually) with super thin trading. You don't need millions in volume to pump up the **** you're trying to pump and dump, you need tens to hundreds of thousands.

Acting like your pumping here isn't to your benefit is pitiful. It's why penny stocks shouldn't be allowed in the first place: losers like you trying to pump up your crappy holdings turn the boards into a complete mess (see: your frequent endless touts of your "picks").

Even worse, you admit to being involved in financing for scammy pump and dumps.

What's the best way to invest in commodities as just a buy and hold? I have been looking at Jim Roger's RJI ETF.

Hard to trade when nothing goes down.

Just put me on ignore if I bother you that much.

End of discussion.

I bought a can of corn to store values.

If you aren't a crook, why don't you just use your trading skills on a few stocks with a market cap over 500 million. You could continue to claim to make your millions while proving your skills which would help give more credibility to other idiots. Seems like a smart business move.

You could have literally thrown a dart at any nasdaq or NYSE stock the past 8 months and made money due to the Fed and QE.

Takes no skill.

That being said, I play a of bigboards but mainly daytrading only. I rarely hold onto one overnight unlike otc stocks. And that is because OTC stocks are not affected by the overall markets, futures, world events etc.

Talk to me when we hit a bear market.

Was it a bear market when we lost like 40% off ath?

Well as I said I trade a ton of big boards. Today for example I traded TSLA, PLUG, and NIO probably 100 trades in total.

But I mean what is the point of talking about those? Everyone knows their story and I flip for small gains back and forth anyway. Seldom hold overnight and risk something happening in Iran and the futures being down 400 points.

That being said I have probably cost myself a fair amount of money by not holding some Big board plays for longer, but the stress levels are not there as a result and that makes it worth it.

OTC stocks I have zero stress over.

That one is pretty thin. Not much volume. DBC DBA

For a while way back when we used to arb DBA against the actual commodities. It was a pita trade and didn't really correlate the ways we had hoped and ultimately dumped the strategy. I think any of these commodity based stocks pretty much suck and never really track the way you hope they will due to constant spread rolling and contango.

What about penny stocks doesn’t cause you stress when they are as risky as it gets and commonly lose 50% of their value in the blink of an eye? With “big boards” what are you scared of? Maybe losing 5% on a big red day? Maybe 10% on a bad news/bad earnings or scandal? How are you so confident in these penny stocks unless you have inside info? I know when I played penny stocks I commonly got screwed on offerings or just general shadiness, pumping with news then going dark. I assume you will say I just picked bad companies? How do you pick winners you are so confident in with hundreds of these crap companies to pick from and they all are spinning a positive story.

I have been around penny stocks since I was a kid and my dad would fly in penny stock ceo's to talk to his adult ed classes at night. Traded them as young as 12 or 13.

And of course I have been around penny stock CEO's as a consultant and as a IR and promotion guy for 20 years.

I know what to look for as far as a good story, good management, good filings, good shareholder base, good products, good share structure etc. Can't really explain how I know....I just know. Just experience.

I also get sent lots of picks and plays from guys who know I can bring in buying if need be.

As for stress? I have zero stress with penny stocks. Really the ONLY thing that can cause a penny stock to drop a ton in a short amount of time is a fling for a reverse split or a raise in the authorized share count. And I avoid stocks that have those possibilities. OTC companies generally only like to put out good news plus with many penny stock companies you will find that the penny stock buyer is generally either a novice, or extremely loyal to the company. I honestly have never seen anything like it as far as faith in a company and that probably has something to do with people always wanting to believe in the fantasy that THIS ONE will be the stock that goes from pennies to dollars. And of course there have been lots of stocks that have done that.

So when I find a stock I like, I will start buying and buying and averaging down if I have to. And I never have to worry about bad earnings or the futures being down 400 points and TSLA opening the next morning down 45 points because world events and the larger markets have no effect at all on the OTC market. That means I don't have to go to sleep stressed and waking up stressed. Because 98% of the time the only news that can come out about a penny stock is GOOD news.

Example.....CTYX this spring. I started buying around .008 and bought down all the way to .005ish. If it had a small spike to .012 or so I would flip some and then rebuy those shares cheaper. But I knew the company had some major news coming very likely so all I had to do was play that game, keep loading, and wait for the news. And it hit, the license for their brain cancer drug from the National Inst of Health, and the stock went to 5 cents and I did very well. Same with RVVTF and MITI and IMUN and TVOG and PASO and MMRF so many others over the years. COUV I just made a small fortune on and that was strictly a tip from my shell agent.

One thing I forgot to add is when I daytrade Nasdaq stocks like TSLA or MRNA, I can be playing with anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000 per trade. I am a very risk adverse person believe it or not, and I do not like having $500 K of a TSLA or another stock overnight.

I do play options but I consider those more like penny stocks.