Adam Mesh Scam’s the Average Joe and Makes a Fortune

by : Brandon Wirtz

Adam Mesh sells a business kit, which already puts in him in the shady guy category.  It’s a get rich from home business plan that relies on the volatility of penny trader stocks to make him a lot of money, and the people at the front of the information chain money.

Here’s how any of these systems work in a nutshell.  Adam Mesh or any other "market Leader" picks a penny stock to change the price of.  We’ll say the fictional Black Noodles Worldwide, or BNW is trading at 30 cents.  Adam Mesh alerts the chain that it is a good buy and will move to 45 cents by close of the day.  A 50% change in price.  He buys at 30 cents, the people after him find they can only buy at 35 cents, people towards the end still get in at 42 cents, Adam sells at 41, the stock peaks at 45 just briefly because that is where he predicted it to go, and people were willing to buy up to 44, and voila he makes a 40% ROI, people in the front of the curve make 20% and people at the end get stuck with stock that they can’t move because they bought at 44 and there is no demand.

Average Joe Adam Mesh Scam to Make Forutnes The Average Joe makes or loses money based on how fast they act, and like gambling there are days they are up, and days they are down, the roulette effect keeps people thinking “I could really hit it big”.  Adam Mesh picking the stocks always wins.  Half the followers lose, half the followers win, and because of market inertia, it might actually work out that 5% of the time more people in his crowd win rather than lose.

When you look backwards at his predictions Adam Mesh has a great record, because in manipulating the market he is creating artificial movements in the stock market.

Adam Mesh’s system is roughly on par with that of a Ponzi Scheme.

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