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To: StockDung who wrote (113080)	5/16/2011 6:52:11 PM
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JAMN Pullback Presents Opportunity email today 5/16/2011 Peggy Says: nathanbusch.wordpress.com 16, May 2011 at 22:32 JAMN Pullback Presents Opportunity email today 5/16/2011 Email marketing using iContact and iContact listed this info: John Bell Market Magic, Inc. 3473 Bay Street Toronto, ON M5J2R8 Canada Recieved this email this morning from HacktheStockMarket with the subject: JAMN Pullback Presents Opportunity This morning my JAMN pick experienced a big pullback. It’s is at $3.20 as I write this. I’m emailing you because this pullback has presented an opportunity for easy profits. And I mean REALLY easy. Probably the easiest you’ll ever see. How? To understand you’ll need to know why JAMN has pulled back. You’ see there is a perculiar reason why these sharp and sudden pullbacks happen. They only happen to OTC (Over the Counter) companies. It’s because of… Market-Maker Manipulation It’s actually fairly common in the world of small caps. Market Makers can short sell small cap sto.cks with one caveat… They must buy back (i.e. cover) their short position within 5 days. Here’s an example of how it works… A market maker short sells and ends up selling 4m sha.res at an average price of $1.80 The market maker is hoping to buy back those 4m sha.res at… say… … A $1.40 average and capture the $0.40/share gain. This first stage of this ploy has happened to JAMN. The market makers have just sold millions of JAMN shares’. And it’s the reason the pullback was so sharp. The market maker specifically sold as much JAMN as they could in the shortest possible time frame. The reason was to take out every single buy order and crush the market. (It’s kind of like a surprise attack so that no one has time to input buy orders.) But this unusual situation has created an unprecedented opportunity in JAMN. And it’s a “Today Only” kind of thing. Here’s why… After the market makers pushed JAMN down by selling say, 2 million shares’. (I’m estimating here – I don’t actually know how big the short position is.) They are mandated (by law) to buy back those 2m within 5 days. This is called “covering” their short position. But the market makers almost always try and cover their short the very same day! You’ see the market makers don’t like holding these big risky short positions overnight (let alone for 5 days). So here’s the opportunity. You and I both know that over the rest of today and probably tomorrow… There will be millions of dollars worth of buying coming into JAMN. When millions of dollars of buying come into a small cap company… There is only one way the price can go. Up. It’s guaranteed. It’s mandated by law. This is as close as you’ll get to a “sure thing” in investing. An easy 40% or 50% gain. But it gets even better. Because there is a chance your gains could be explosive. I’m talking 80% or higher. You’ see the rush of buying could create a “Short Squeeze”. (look this up). A short squeeze happens when the price rises so ferociously… The market makers get scared and try to buy JAMN as fast as they can and at ANY price. This can create a sudden “pop” in a ‘stock’ price. Back in 2008 this very thing happened to Volkswagen. A short squeeze pushed Volkswagen to €1,005 per share’. For an afternoon at least Volkswagen was the world’s biggest company. Read about it here: reuters.com Forgive me, I digress. Let me summarise. The opportunity today in JAMN is I believe even better than when I first emailed you about it. Because it’s as close to being a “sure thing” as you’re ever likely to see. Massive buying of JAMN over today and tomorrow is mandated by law. You and I both know it’s going to happen. This is like insider trading but completely legal! And so I believe a 40% or 50% gain is all but assured. However, what really excites me is the prospect of a short squeeze on top. Wouldn’t that just be perfect? With a short squeeze on top of this incredible run – I think JAMN would go down as my best pick ever. John Bell, HacktheStockMarket Reply nathanbusch.wordpress.com