102699531 : There was a scammer last month who asked others to purchase at 17.5 and let go at 22.5. Could be scammer pumping up the price and suddenly dump to scam others

AssetEagle OP 102699531 : Scammers typically inflate prices by encouraging victims to queue at rates lower than the market price. For instance, if the current price is 40, they might urge people to queue at 36. In my experience, the scammers I've encountered have never encouraged victims to chase rising prices. However, with this particular stock, they've been relentlessly driving the price up. I'm not entirely sure how they're achieving this or what their endgame is. If they were to advise anyone to queue at 32 or 34 tomorrow, only the most naive would follow, especially considering the price was below 30 just last week.

102758505 : what u mean bro

102758505 : what do you mean bro
should I sell then?

102758505 Market Sniper OP : which group