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19/11/20

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Originally posted by Cheeky-Charm ↑

Stuck holders of IBG ESR ESH MHK and all this other intraday junk that's selling off, you guys may aswell take a visit on RAN AND TEM to get this as the next trade. I know, once again I am early to the party. Someone will downramp, and then it'll bag 100% what price will people wanna chase it is the question. The anticipation here is looming if I can feel it others can! All starts with the large volume buyer who sees I have been accurate this week on atleast 85% of calls made both long and short.

TEM at 4c
RAN to tackle the 2c seller
GO GO GO

IBG dirty action I don't even think it's retailers that's silly enough to buy. It's just 1 broker making volume and getting last folks trapped IMO FRIDAY will slam heavy red. DYOR as the self interest on sintrate is next level....ramping a paid pump and not highlighting the dangers of getting a stock up this much late arvo on nothing but a 3pm PROACTIVE INVESTOR SHILL REPORT!

Ofcourse they shill it, they seen be bagging it down like every other stock that's crashed 3 days after my sell alert as per ESR ESH FRX etc etc

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As i have stated i do not currently hold IBG

I provide information that comes on to my feeds, which i feel is relevant to any recent day trade stocks or ones that have been in play today.

Not everyone has the info, so there is nothing wrong with sharing here.

You have serious issues with you're mindset and the way you think about things.

Stop being a guppie.
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