You have got to hand it to the folks at doublingstocks.com. These are the guys who have probably made a fortune pumping stocks using this ‘sophisticated’ stock robot called Marl. Depending on where you look, downloading the software may cost you $20, $30 or $50, or more…or nothing at all. Amazingly, this software scrolls through hundreds of penny stocks and picks out the one or two stocks that have the potential to move up in price dramatically allowing you to retire early from these massive gains. Sounds awesome!
Fortunes have been made by re-inventing, or re-packaging old products. Scams and get rich quick schemes are no different. They are alive and well. The stock market and penny stock world are popular places for these “systems” and “methods” (and robots no less) to rear their ugly yet profitable heads.
What is Marl? Download the software and you will be amazed at the speed at which stocks are analyzed. Eventually one or two stocks will be chosen as primed and ready to double or triple in price. In actuality, the stock that pops up on the list is pre-chosen. This stock is the one that the guys at doublingstocks have been paid to hype. Instead of the typical e-mail spam or mass fax, these guys make it look like this stock is chosen by a one-of-a-kind computer system. (That would be Marl.). Of course, it didn’t. There is no computer system. Genius! Looks like the doublestock guy have invented the better mousetrap.
Who benefits? I’ll give you one guess…and it’s not you. The guys at doublingstocks and their other associates have already placed their bets before the unsuspecting trader has received this hot tip. As traders pile into this stock, (and there are many of them apparently), the price rises. This is the pump part of the ‘pump and dump’ scam. Illiquid, or low volume stocks, can rise dramatically with the sudden surge of trading volume. With the price surging, guess what the Marl guys are doing? You guessed it. They sell, and the price comes crashing down. Try selling under these circumstances and you will have sold at a much lower price than when you bought. You are left holding the bag. This, needless to say, is the dump part of the ‘pump and dump’ scam.
Marl must be raking it in. Notice those very large, Stock Robot ads on some of the more respectable websites? They can’t be cheap. Like I said at the top of the post, you have got to hand it to the folks at doublingstocks.com. Many do.
Quazimoto doesn’t like to be referred to as a robot and he doesn’t care much for scams. At the Penny Stock Marketplace, all of Quazi’s stock picks are based on parameters that we think offer the best chance of success. Success, for us, is defined in terms of profit. All stock picks, even the bad ones, are always on display. We offer our stock picks as potentially profitable opportunities for those with a passion for speculation. The necessary due diligence and trade timing is the sole responsibility of the speculator.