That a stock spikes 25% higher on a bounce.
Nothing wrong with that.
That they spike the stock lower to take out stop loses first and steal shares.
That's where the cheating comes in.
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Granted the market maker is using computer programs.
But the market maker has to know that big money has contacted them they are going in.
So what does he do? He see the stop losses at $9.50 then spikes the stock lower and steals their shares then let's the big buy order in. twitter.com/MasterBJones/s…
