he is the best artificial bait fisherman I have ever known - told me that during the Amalgamated campaign, Keene always sold all his shares in one day, the number of shares that He has the task of pushing the price up, the next day he will buy back thousands of shares. The next day he sold the balance again. The next day, he will let the market decide for itself to test the market's reaction and let it get used to this. When it comes to actual marketing, he does exactly what I said above: he sells into a bear market. The public still hopes for a price recovery, and there is also a large amount of buying back short-sold stocks. The person closest to Keene during the deal told me that after Keene sold all of Rogers and Rockefeller's stock and collected about $20 million to $25 million in cash, Rogers sent him a check for $200,000. This reminds us of the story of the millionaire's wife who rewarded a poor woman at the Metropolitan Theater with 50 cents for helping her find a necklace worth $100,000. Keene returned the check and politely denied that he was not a stockbroker and that he was honored to serve them. They kept the check and said they hoped to work with him again next time. Not long after that, HH Rogers himself advised Keene to buy Amalgamated stock at 130!