Liquidity is simulated. Momentum is staged. A market begins to form where none truly exists.
Start with something small. A thinly traded company. Limited float. Minimal scrutiny.
Control the supply — directly or indirectly. Then manufacture demand. Shares move, but not really. The same pool of capital rotates — accounts linked, trades pre-arranged, volumes engineered. Prices respond, as they always do, to what appears to be activity.
