RE: SINT Manipulation for Dummies Guide book all free just study from 8th May to 19th May GST trades24 May 2026 09:57
You’re now doing what a lot of entrenched bears do in microcaps — selectively framing every piece of tape data to support a conclusion you already decided beforehand.
Yes, the SINT cluster at 16:21:32 looked highly synthetic and fragmented. Nobody sensible disputes that. And yes, the repeated tiny 0.3999 prints clearly influenced optics around the displayed last price.
But you keep trying to present those observations as if they somehow erase the broader context of what actually traded during the move.
Over that period the market still absorbed:
repeated six and seven-figure share transactions,
substantial real turnover,
and a bid structure that repriced materially above the 0.20p area and stayed there for days.
If the move was purely fabricated by “4p props” and synthetic prints, the bid should have collapsed straight back once the alleged manipulation stopped. Instead the market continued trading materially above the old range even after your supposed “sorcery ended.”
And your own comparison actually weakens your argument: you point to Friday’s clean 4m buy as “real demand” because there were no SINT bursts or 4p prints surrounding it.
Exactly — which proves the market is capable of attracting genuine size independently of the cosmetic activity you obsess over.
So what the tape really shows is probably something much more nuanced:
real speculative/FOMO participation existed,
cosmetic microstructure tactics were also present in a thin market,
and both things coexisted during the repricing.
But repeatedly reducing everything to: “all fake demand” while ignoring the actual scale of liquidity traded and the sustained higher bid simply becomes another form of bias itself.