WallStreetBets and ARK invest use same PUMP???
If anyone uses the same pattern of behavior it becomes easy to detect it. I remember the very first time I found similarities between 
Crisper and 
TSLATesla, then similarities between 
AQB and 
BNGO. there are many different companies with the same price pattern and the missing part of the chain was always ARK invest..!
Look at Ford
FVolume Pattern:
Tesla and Crisper:
AQB and BNGO:
I don't think I'm delusional..!
Ever since I found Bill Hwang was the person who provided the seed money for the first 4 Thematic ETFs of ARK investment, I think anything could have been done by them! I became more suspicious when reading Cathie woods interview:
"He did provide the seed for our first four ETFs, and we were very grateful to him. It was at a time where market makers were sick of seeding new strategies,"
Wood said she had sent Hwang a note "wishing him well" after the Archegos collapse. Wood said she had no idea if Hwang had remained a shareholder in Ark ETFs.
Who is Bill Hwang?
The CEO of the Archegous family office with a Brilliant financial history!
He'd been accused of insider trading by U.S. securities regulators or that he pleaded guilty to wire fraud on behalf of Tiger Asia in 2012.
The SEC maintained its prohibition on Hwang managing money for clients, preventing him from getting back into the hedge fund game.
Do you know the meaning of Archegos?
Archegos is a Greek word that means one who leads the way.
I will not wonder if it turns out Cathie Wood was led by Bill Hwang in the past 7 years.
Do you think it is possible Cathie Wood Doesn't know Bill Hwang is still a shareholder in ARK investment or not? the very same guy who provided the seed money..!
Reference:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/cathie-wood-says-bill-hwang-170720903.html
bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-29/hwang-s-insider-trading-shackles-were-loosened-by-sec-last-april
Crisper and TSLATesla, then similarities between AQB and BNGO. there are many different companies with the same price pattern and the missing part of the chain was always ARK invest..!Look at Ford
FVolume Pattern:Tesla and Crisper:
AQB and BNGO:
I don't think I'm delusional..!
Ever since I found Bill Hwang was the person who provided the seed money for the first 4 Thematic ETFs of ARK investment, I think anything could have been done by them! I became more suspicious when reading Cathie woods interview:
"He did provide the seed for our first four ETFs, and we were very grateful to him. It was at a time where market makers were sick of seeding new strategies,"
Wood said she had sent Hwang a note "wishing him well" after the Archegos collapse. Wood said she had no idea if Hwang had remained a shareholder in Ark ETFs.
Who is Bill Hwang?
The CEO of the Archegous family office with a Brilliant financial history!
He'd been accused of insider trading by U.S. securities regulators or that he pleaded guilty to wire fraud on behalf of Tiger Asia in 2012.
The SEC maintained its prohibition on Hwang managing money for clients, preventing him from getting back into the hedge fund game.
Do you know the meaning of Archegos?
Archegos is a Greek word that means one who leads the way.
I will not wonder if it turns out Cathie Wood was led by Bill Hwang in the past 7 years.
Do you think it is possible Cathie Wood Doesn't know Bill Hwang is still a shareholder in ARK investment or not? the very same guy who provided the seed money..!
Reference:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/cathie-wood-says-bill-hwang-170720903.html
bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-29/hwang-s-insider-trading-shackles-were-loosened-by-sec-last-april
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