Topic: Pumping and Dumping question (Read 538 times)
Just follow the walls, or, whales, guys bringing the price down by selling vast amounts, they will bring it down, then lite it rise when they take their sell order off the market
Pump will make the price rise, dump will make it fall. I believe. 
See it as a supply and demand thing. If you dump you will increase supply thus lowering price.
See it as a supply and demand thing. If you dump you will increase supply thus lowering price.
Thats right, pumping and dumping takes a lot of resources however to really move the price on gox. The idea is to knock out peoples limit orders to buy or sell and profit on the manipulation caused.
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It's a TRAP!
...keep up with the trollbox...
Don't do that. The trollbox is useless for any kind of a real discussion. Take anything you read from there with a pint of salt.
also real pumps are not announced please don't fall into those traps...if he says its at 6:20 he is hoping someone like you will jump in and drive the price of his position higher....use the troll box to tell how the market might move, but cautiously...i tend to use it only as a measure of how volatile things will be, but never the direction.
Pump will make the price rise, dump will make it fall. I believe.
See it as a supply and demand thing. If you dump you will increase supply thus lowering price.
See it as a supply and demand thing. If you dump you will increase supply thus lowering price.
Noobs loses the money, Fontas wins it 
When he calls the pump (rise) he's always going to have the best market position... easy money for him.
When he calls the pump (rise) he's always going to have the best market position... easy money for him.
Which one makes the price rise? Pump or the dump?
I'm trying to keep up with the trollbox but I'm still pretty new to this. Fontas has a pump at 6:20pm EST and I wanna see if I should invest in NMC before it.
I'm trying to keep up with the trollbox but I'm still pretty new to this. Fontas has a pump at 6:20pm EST and I wanna see if I should invest in NMC before it.
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