How You Manipulate Prices of the Penny Stocks?

Taking advantage of the lack of information and low levels of liquidity are many companies dedicated to buy large amounts of shares in these companies at prices that are thrown on the floor to, subsequently, send emails indiscriminately to retail investors of a wide database, as well as telephoning to investors to tell them that they have inside information and that the company is going to shoot in the short term.
What they do is sell those shares a 300 or 500 percent more expensive, running the strategy to "inflate and lie," which is entirely legal, since really only you've sold something that is yours to a buyer who has been willing to pay the price you've asked for it. The problem is that the buyer may not sell their shares there are no buyers, other than to sell them with a 50 or 75 per cent cheaper.

Therefore, when in a financial newsletter, you find a very positive story about a penny stocks, there is a high probability that this news has been paid by the company itself or a House of bag holder of shares of that company.