Typical pumpers' hype words10 Nov 2023 14:35
Wait for press coverage to start. This is a common way for pumpers to create the illusion of demand for a stock. They will claim that "great news" is coming out soon, and that the stock price is going to go up once the press starts reporting on it. However, in reality, there may not be any real news coming out at all.
Excellent press coverage. This is another common hype tactic. Pumpers will often post screenshots of positive news articles about a stock, even if the articles are from unreliable sources. They will also claim that the stock is getting "widespread media attention," when in reality it may only be mentioned in a few small publications.
Wait till US market opens. This is a way for pumpers to target US investors. They will claim that the stock is going to "explode" once the US market opens, and that investors should "buy the dip" before it's too late. However, in reality, the stock may not actually move much at all once the US market opens.
This will move fast this afternoon. This is a way for pumpers to create a sense of urgency. They will claim that the stock is going to "move fast" in the afternoon, and that investors should "buy now" before it's too late. However, in reality, the stock may not actually move much at all in the afternoon.
15p incoming. This is a way for pumpers to set unrealistic expectations. They will claim that the stock is going to reach 15p (or some other high price) very soon. However, in reality, the stock may never reach that price.
Great news and they dump after 20% gain. This is a common outcome of pump and dump schemes. Pumpers will artificially inflate the price of a stock by spreading hype and creating false demand. Once they have made a profit, they will sell their shares and the price of the stock will crash.