To: Cheesehead who wrote (472 ) 5/14/1999 8:46:00 PM From: David S. Dennison Respond to
A habit I make is to check the profile and past posts of someone that suddenly appears out of no where to post overly optimistic comments/info/rumors, etc. This usually will give you a general idea of a person agenda. Also it will help you to find "teams" of pumpers (which in many cases is just the same user, different account). One particular user I've been following is Mr. Metals. I point again to look at the IMRGA board and see just how LOW he does go. I made an investment in BAOA becuase I liked what I saw, and what I DIDN'T hear. As soon as Mr. Metals pumped, I'm sorry to say I dumped becuase it was tainted. I continue to monitor this board becuase I do see the potential as many others do, and always like to follow my "what if's" and past plays. I sincerly wish all BAOA holders good luck. I do not fool yourself, this stock was a victim of a classic pump and dump, and this not only hurts people, but puts a temporary smudge on the company itself as an investment. Protect yourself by profiling and researching pasts posts of a user to pumps, and of any user's that overly agree and set up a tennis volley of posts that make the issue sound like the next best thing since sliced bread. Be aware that a good team will plant a person at least a month ahead to start get in. This is where all the players start to slowly accumulate at lowest entry point. And when everyone has put in their 5-15 kilos, they manipulation begins. This literally played out to a tee on the IMRGA thread. Take note of who created the thread and who immediately posted the next handful of responses, and you will have seen for yourself what to look for and who not to trust.
