All of the algorithms that operate the U.S. stock market have been published. For years this page has gone over extremely precise market research including real time and threaded calls of market leading movements.
This page has proven that leading banks use ‘SMA outfits’ to effectively game and automate trading protocols ahead of non-public information.
All of the algorithms and leading programs that banks use to manipulate the U.S. stock market have been published on a public front-end portal.
At exactly 1,000 reposts—I’ll be automating the access link through Gleam and sending it by reply/DM only to accounts that follow @UnfairMarket —repost this post, and reply below. There will be an audit trail for every entry, so access only goes to the accounts that actually complete the steps.
All three steps include:
following:UnfairMarket
reposting:this post
reply below:this post
And you will receive the link to access the portal.
This is a front-end portal showing how SMA outfits are core to bank-level positioning, market manipulation, and major price moves before retail is ever told what happened.
I’m so excited to share my life’s work with the world, work that only @SECGov has had any knowledge of until now.
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@UnfairMarket Are you holding and adding to the previous SPXU and SOXS positions with this, or did those get terminated and you’re starting a fresh position here?
@UnfairMarket I think people get confused that your stop loss is the price you bought it at. Could be helpful for their understanding if you also state your approximate cost basis.
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@KevinXInvest@JohnLoc18 I like it. Though if you extend the chart back to April there were multiple days with even higher volume before it turned around.
@UnfairMarket Do you think this program triggering likely signals to institutions to full close the previous SPXU trade? Or is that one technically still valid until it breaks bottom by a penny?