Was that a genuine question
@Mice00? If you are, the who
@Stocks1 is referring to "won't be seen soon".
They become known over time by their ongoing patterns. I see the same patterns that
@Stocks1 is referring to. With sentiment pumpers, I find that the method typically involves arguments out there that look plausible for a run (might be some gap on the chart, info about something interesting, trading patterns etc). There's usually a bit of room for something to happen, but it's a method to make sure there's someone to be able to sell to and if you monitor them closely enough you'll usually find that while their calls may get a bit of a run, it was probably just generated by their activity and the run usually falls well short of the projected near term "target", at least in the short term.
So the longer holder gets caught in the suck back down (possibly triggered by the pumpers selling), but that may not be the end - if there was real value in the pumping argument, it can play out in the longer term. I've seen more than one call by one pumper, who likes picking gaps on charts as their tool, come through some time after they've made their short term play and departure. The pumper looks like a hopeless chartist in the short term but ok in the long term, except they're usually not on it for the long term - happy to keep turning over their pips.
