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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jonah England)
Thu Nov 16 05:28:00 2017
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2017 16:56:14 -0500
From: "Jonah England" <jonah_england@thinkaboutthethings.com>
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Over the next year Bruggemann would turn that 10 into more than 300, principally ing penny s, a practice rife with risk, fraud, and wild swings of fortune. He took off school that day, but for most of the time when Bruggemann was ing, he was also a 16 year old high school junior in Wyckoff, New Jersey. With his iPhone in hand, Bruggemann would buy and sell six figures of from his lunch table, the bathroom, and, occasionally, on the sly while sitting at his desk.
Bruggemann has always been interested in making . In kindergarten his parents dressed him up as a concession boy for Halloween, complete with a tray carrying popcorn and candy. He came home with , but no candy, remembers his mother, Lynn. Later he tried his luck with a lemonade stand in front of the house. Were on a cul de sac, so almost no cars come down here. He didnt care. He waited for five hours to make that dollar happen.
By March, ACYD was down to a penny, and today it sits at 36 a share, almost exactly where it was when Bruggemann got started. Its a reminder to him that ing such volatile s is a dangerous game. I guess the rule of thumb is, when you invest in a penny , expect to lose every dollar you put in. So there is always that risk, he told me. There have been several times where I put every dollar Ive had on the line, and fortunately its worked out almost every time. He stops, then corrects himself. Every time! Or else Id have nothing.
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<span style="font-size: 11px; line-height: 11px; color: #F7f7f7; ">Over the next year Bruggemann would turn that 10 into more than 300, principally ing penny s, a practice rife with risk, fraud, and wild swings of fortune. He took off school that day, but for most of the time when Bruggemann was ing, he was also a 16 year old high school junior in Wyckoff, New Jersey. With his iPhone in hand, Bruggemann would buy and sell six figures of from his lunch table, the bathroom, and, occasionally, on the sly while sitting at his desk. </span>
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<span style="font-size: 11px; line-height: 11px; color: #F7f7f7; ">Bruggemann has always been interested in making . In kindergarten his parents dressed him up as a concession boy for Halloween, complete with a tray carrying popcorn and candy. He came home with , but no candy, remembers his mother, Lynn. Later he tried his luck with a lemonade stand in front of the house. Were on a cul de sac, so almost no cars come down here. He didnt care. He waited for five hours to make that dollar happen. </span>
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<span style="font-size: 11px; line-height: 11px; color: #F7f7f7; ">There are NO prodigies, just bull markets, says Howard Lindzon, an investor and founder of Stocktwits. He encouraged me not to cover Bruggemanns story. Other rs I talked to were much harsher. Its bullshit. Trust me, said one. This is being orchestrated by a penny alerts product; its a marketing . </span>
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<span style="font-size: 11px; line-height: 11px; color: #F7f7f7; ">Bruggemann, on the other hand, embraced the chaos. He was a fantasy football fanatic with a head for numbers and an attention to detail. He had dabbled in sports betting and online poker, getting into trouble with his parents when they discovered it. For Bruggemann, as for many others, penny s were another outlet for that risky reward seeking. There is a lot of fraud and manipulation, a lot of them are not legitimate companies, he says. It could be someone like you or I sitting here saying we have a 5 deal with Panasonic, when in reality thats not true. According to the SEC, penny s have surged over the last two years. </span>
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<span style="font-size: 11px; line-height: 11px; color: #F7f7f7; ">By March, ACYD was down to a penny, and today it sits at 36 a share, almost exactly where it was when Bruggemann got started. Its a reminder to him that ing such volatile s is a dangerous game. I guess the rule of thumb is, when you invest in a penny , expect to lose every dollar you put in. So there is always that risk, he told me. There have been several times where I put every dollar Ive had on the line, and fortunately its worked out almost every time. He stops, then corrects himself. Every time! Or else Id have nothing. </span>
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