Manipulation, page-34

It certainly easy to imagine the big boys controlling the price and we just have to look at the boats in Middle harbor to know there is money to be made. Retail investors are the lowest of the low, we need to accept that plenty of people are feeding off us. The Dick smith float "the greatest private equity heist of all time" as one report put it as an example of how retailers get manipulated. Lithium miner LKE also seems like a fantastic feeding frenzy by those who knew and mislead the retail investors about the profitability of something that just cannot be.

The real feeding frenzy is the unspoken collusion between investment banks/ trading houses and the superfunds which is really just a $3.5T cash cow of people even lower than retail investors, those who belong to superfunds and either don't know or don't care without influence.

From my point of view, the big boys being able to sell the idea of renovated ZIP to the big super funds is where we can make (or not) our money.