r/VampireStocks

I have built a fully dedicated Newsletter for you that seek an understanding of the forces pulling the market for their own benefits and unfairly exploiting the people productivity.
Rule N#1: There is nothing new under the sun. Just don’t get caught up against the machine. It is unjust and unforgiving.
Rule n#2: You can come up on top; but you need the proper guidelines and the right mental state.

The system is not designed to inform let alone educate you: You are the exit liquidity; and they, they get to be bailed out when they get in trouble.

Subscribe, join the community, and let’s beat them at their own Game.

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The fact that this has been pushed half a dozen times by now and it's not been delisted is something short of miraculous.

Google it, check your trading212... This stock absolutely f***ng exploded from 0.19 to $7+ in 2 DAYS. WTF?! I saw it first in the atlantic trading group and entered at around $0.65 and still holding.

Does anyone know how this went up? Nobody else is even talking about it, no news articles, no other groups or anything?

Did anyone else see this? From -70% to +200%, all in one day. How the hell did this happen, did anyone predict it?

EDIT: Shoutout to Atlantic Trading, one of the traders in that group managed to get in this very early.

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Beware of this pumped junk. 40M shares at $0.25/share.

The stock is beyond overpriced after stock split.

Could crash anytime.

Republic Power Group Limited (the “Company”, “RPGL”, “we”, “us” or “our”) is selling, pursuant to this prospectus, our Class A ordinary shares, par value $0.0125 per share (“Class A Ordinary Shares”) in a best-efforts offering for gross proceeds up to $10,000,000 at the offering price of $0.25 per share. 

End-of-week dump risk priced in.

If you hold shares, tread carefully.

xoxo.

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Red flag alert: Untrustworthy underwriter.

OneConstruction Group Limited (NASDAQ: ONEG) is a small Cayman Islands holding company with a sole operation via its Hong Kong subsidiary, OneC Engineering Projects Limited, founded in 2021. The firm acts as a subcontractor for structural steelwork on both public and private construction projects in Hong Kong, installing fabricated steel for residential, infrastructure, and commercial developments, usually as a subcontractor to larger general contractors. Its business heavily depends on Hong Kong government spending on housing and infrastructure, with approximately 86% of FY 2025 revenue coming from public- sector work. In FY 2025, ending March 31, it completed only nine projects and has about 26 employees.

The company went public on Nasdaq through a modest $7 million IPO in late December 2024/early January 2025, offering 1. 75 million shares at $4.00. 00 each, with WestPark Capital serving as the lead book-runner and American Trust Investment Services as co- manager. Shares initially traded near the IPO price but have experienced significant volatility, ranging from roughly $0.96. 96 to $13.50 over the past year. As of late April 2026, the stock trades around $ 8. 56, with a market capitalization near $137 million on approximately 16 million shares outstanding.

WestPark Capital, based in Los Angeles, is a boutique investment firm specializing in micro- cap and small foreign IPOs, often linked to China or Hong Kong. However,

It has a history of taking high-risk, low-float micro-cap companies public. Past FINRA actions include fines and officer suspensions for supervisory failures, such as a 2010 incident involving unsuitable trading and churning. The firm has been associated with deals that later experienced volatility, regulatory scrutiny, or pump-and-dump trading patterns.

Typically, WestPark's deals involve small capital raises (like the $7 million here), modest share floats, and companies with limited operational history or concentrated revenue streams—exactly fitting ONEG's profile. These characteristics often lead to large post- IPO price swings driven by thin liquidity and promotional activities.

• 2010: $400k fine and officer suspensions for failing to supervise brokers involved in churning, unauthorized trades, and unsuitable recommendations.
• 2021: $250k firm fine + $30k/4-month suspension for CEO Richard Rappaport over negligent misrepresentations in selling promissory notes.
• Multiple other actions for AML issues, private placement problems, and oversight failures. More than 47 percent of WestPark brokers once worked at firms that were later expelled by FINRA.

Regulators including FINRA and the New Jersey Bureau of Securities have sanctioned WestPark six times in the past 11 years for a variety of alleged violations.

In 2004, FINRA suspended WestPark’s chief executive, Richard Rappaport, for 30 days from his management role and fined him and the firm $50,000 in response to allegations that WestPark omitted critical information from investment research reports and lacked supervisory controls.

Without admitting wrongdoing, Rappaport agreed to the punishment in a settlement with FINRA. But he then ignored the suspension and continued to actively manage WestPark, according to FINRA disciplinary records reviewed by Reuters.

His punishment for ignoring the 30-day suspension? Another 30-day suspension from FINRA and a $10,000 fine.

In 2016, West Park saw a hiring opportunity. The firm started taking on dozens of brokers from Newport Coast Securities, a firm that FINRA banned from the industry that year for excessive trading in client accounts to rack up fees and for recommending unsuitable investments. Newport appealed the expulsion.

By early 2017, WestPark had hired about 40 brokers from Newport Coast - including its former CEO, Richard Onesto.; Reuters (2017) reported that roughly half had disclosures, many from previously expelled firms.

A February 2026 class-action lawsuit accuses WestPark (as lead bookrunner) and others of enabling a pump-and-dump in Picard Medical (PMI) via alleged social-media promotion using stolen advisor identities, artificial hype, and insider dumping. The suit highlights WestPark's "well-known history" of high-risk micro-caps that later faced halts or scrutiny. (This is an allegation, not a proven finding.

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https://www.investmentnews.com/regulation-legal-compliance/lawsuit-accuses-underwriters-of-enabling-pump-and-dump-using-stolen-advisor-identities/265119

WestPark is not a trustworthy underwriter, and any company tied to it should be closely monitored.

$ONEG can spike or crash at any time; can you handle the volatility?