Win Casino Stock Market Game: A Simple How-To Guide

—  the stock we looking at here is ZNGA, a mobile gaming company who publishes popular games on the iPhone such as Farmville, Zynga Poker and numerous others

—  its enterprise value is matching its current stock price.  The company is on fair income and has bright futures with low risks though many mammoth-sized investors hold biased opinion towards Zynga, causing an neveroccuried expansion

—  important to note its price of each share being a single and low digit number has nothing to do with the company being doing poorly or it's a better share to buy - this number is caused entirely by total value of the company divide by number of shares that are out there - they could at ease as well divide the chunks into bigger portions per share - the price of each share is just a simple number, nothing indicate company performance or the stock's attractiveness for investing and such  by itself

—  at about 10:00am this morning, there was a massive volumnous sale of Zynga shares

—  the massive exchanges and rolling hill of price downward lasted for about 3 minutes, bought down price to an all month low 2.73 per share

—  this was a golden opportunity for mass profit, daytrader woulda made big, investor would've also made big income,  and there was much shares to be purchased at that undermarked price

—  when at 2.76, it was a green thumb up, at 2.74 it was 3 green thumb-up.  And the great thing was there was tons of shares avilable to be bought too at that price.  At either of those prices it's a guaranteed victory, at the lower one, a guaranteed 1.50% profit of purchase within the day.

—  whenever a stock has high volumn exchanges during short session like this one here, it's usually someone desperately trying to bail/cash out.  If they do sell underpriced which is the case here, almost 98% of the time a decent 1% profit of total purchase sum can be made from there

— a 17.7million volumn within about 5 hours since day stock market opening for Zynga is higher than most times.  Usually when such volumn is detected, it's likely there is someone massively selling while others massively buying those in fair rapid short frames, as is the case here

$340,000 worth of shares purchased at 2.75, then be sold at 2.80, a conservative move, and could've easily been managed (there was such volumn of low priced shares available), would've even made guarantee profit of $17000 instantly, in that day, with two clicks and some decision making