Playing & Trading Strategy

Thank you dubord.s, daveart, RogerMore, Those_left_behind for your reponses...

To Those_left_behind: You mentioned how HSX multi-millionaires make lots of money off daily interest alone...Actually, for the past several years I've consistently held just approx. H$14.6 million in cash but interest alone will not at all improve your rank and percentile--that's right; just like the game Monopoly, you cannot expect to just keep circling the board collecting $200 and not expect for others to advance way beyond you, therefore one must participate in Earn H$ games daily and cultivate a well-diversified portfolio.

Right now I am going to respond to RotoHockey2013MainPort:

- First of all, what kind of screen name is that? 'MainPort'? Is that to suggest that you use other 'ports' to manipulate HSX to your advantage?

- For purposes of time, I am going to address only some of your comments:

1) My portfolio is diversified well enough...whereas I've held at times as much as almost 200 securites, they are split between different amounts of MovieStocks, StarBonds, various Derivatives, and I own as much of the MovieFunds of the actual studios that exist in real life as HSX will allow, as soon as they are listed each year--and each year by percentage are my biggest winners.

But you're right on one thing--there are NO shorts. Why would I short something? If I don't believe in it as far as liking it personally or thinking it won't do well then I simply don't buy it. People short it to make money but that obviously only interferes with its progress--meaning, if the stock never took off because very few believed in it enough to buy it in the first place, then of course shorting it will only cause it to lose value. But why waste time (and money) doing that? Just ignore it is my belief...because why waste time on an online game shorting something?

But that logic is not what prompted me to post in the first place...I posted because I'm tired of my portfolio which consists of WINNING securities--ones widely held and ones with performance charts that only go up (NOT some chart with zig-zags or a narrow-sideways channel, let alone a chart that is declining), no, what I'mtalking about is the trend setting by the very top HSX players to manipulate HSX through use of multiple accounts and that makes players with HSX portfolios with less than H$1 billion to sell--allowing the HSX billionaire to profit from their main account (e.g., OlegMax) off those short positions.

5) Um, OlegMax himself posted about being fined for having multiple accounts in order to rig the system (against YOU) and how he's only sorry that HSX caught him, and was fined H$ (honestly, I really don't care exactly how much but again, it wasn't ninety percent or more of his then portfolio's value, let alone banning hisIP address permanently from HSX which is what should have happened). Seriously...do your research on this site and look it up yourself.

6) Go back and read my original post on this subject...I never said grory was manipulating HSX, (I did, however and continue to speculate on OlegMax and other HSX multi-billionaires). I only questioned how is it possible that none of (her) securities have delisted, and wondered how is it possible that for years (her)rank was #1--and up until recently surpassed by OlegMax--far above any other HSX player without even doing anything. Take any account on HSX of less than H$1 billion and don't do anything for 5 months and watch how A) One by one securities delist so that the number of securities held decreases (I mean, grory has 1,941 securities and NONE of those have delisted or significantly decreased in value since December 17, 2015? That doesn't seem strange to you?), and B) The value of such account would decrease significantly as a direct result from means of essentially NOT participating in HSX on a regular basis...Come on folks, getting to billionarehood is one thing, but holding that top spot without even trying and claiming daily interest is providing the rest is incredibly naive.

- Something else bothered me: You mentioned how many HSX players recently pulled out of other top securities in order to get in on Wonder Woman 2...that makes ZERO sense! So, NONE of these players had ANY excess cash to buy even just SOME of that stock, therefore MANY big players had to sell LOTS of their other securities to get in on this magical MovieStock that I guess is somehow guaranteed to be the biggest moneymaker ever? And even IF all that were true, then wouldn't Wonder Woman 2 stock be up massively recently? Because I already owned a thousand shares of that stock BEFORE many dozens of my other securities started plummeting considerably over the past week or so, and this Wonder Woman 2 stock is not performing that incredibly, so, nice try, (not really).

- In conclusion, I'd like to pose a question about ethics, morals and principles--both on here at HSX as well as in the real world:

Why ever bother coming to the defense of a rich person?

I mean really, do you have endorsements with them? How many of your bills in your home get paid by them? Do they even know who you are, so as to defend you and yours should you get sick or worse?