Melanin for sale!!!! Melanin for sale!!! Come and Get your melanin. Melanin is worth $428 a gram. That means melanin is worth over $380 a gram more than gold. We have documented visual evidence of that fact. Another fact is humans are not earth’s only source of melanin. Then there are those who want to make it seem like the melanin for sale is “synthetic” melanin.
Are there any facts supporting the idea of a melanin stock market or the selling of melanin on the stock market?
The facts:
- By now we can assume you probably got to this post by an internet search for one of the terms in this myth.
- Those looking for info about a so-called melanin stock symbol or melanin on the stock market should be searching for a melanin “ticker symbol.” As shown below there is no such thing as a melanin stock symbol nor a melanin ticker symbol.
- Fidelity.com shows no stock symbol for melanin.
- A search for melanin on the Marketwatch website produces no results.
- A search for melanin on NASDAQ shows a result of zero.
- Finance.Yahoo.com produces zero results.
- A search on the New York Stock Exchange produces zero results.
As part of maintaining this blog, we have documented the top 10 myths about melanin. Visual evidence does not to support claims of a melanin stock market or melanin being traded on the stock market, based on the last four years of this blog. Without visual evidence all that can be said is it is a myth, a hoax, a scam and an urban legend. Of the 10 myths we chose to focus on, this one shows how complicated the myths about melanin can get. The promoters of the idea melanin for sale makes it seem something evil is happening. Do they intend to project the idea melanin, a Melanin Stock Market or Melanin being Traded on the Stock Market aka the Melanin Stock Symbol, into the the minds of people as something negative? In the age of misinformation they reveal themselves to be insecure. The tactics of the hoaxsters, mythmakers and scammers goes something like this: take two truths add them together to produce one falsehood and a lie will go viral. Melanin is an actual fact. So is the stock market. There is no evidence to support claims melanin is being traded as a stock or on the stock market.
It has been said, “confirmation bias is extremely powerful.” That is when people just believe what they want to believe, regardless of the presence or absence of facts. Then there is the role of cognitive dissonance, the psychological distress or discomfort associated with two or more conflicting beliefs, ideas or values. You may be experiencing cognitive dissonance as you read this.
Consider this: Did you find this post because you asked a question such as “is there a melanin stock market?” or “what is the melanin stock symbol?” or “where is melanin traded as a stock?” Either one of those will NOT produce a single result until the double quotes are removed. Then the results always involve this blog somewhere on the first page. How many of the sources that led you to this blog post told you melanin is worth over $350 a gram more than gold?
Did any of those sources mention melanin puts the “B” in RBG and the Black in Red, Black and Green? Did they give a history of melanin as a stock or on the stock market? Who started trading melanin as a stock? When did it start trading? Why did they start trading? What made them start trading melanin? Most importantly, where did this source get THEIR information about melanin being traded as a stock or on the stock market?
Publishing a blog is a lot of work. It takes time and challenges you to keep up with it. For instance we have over two hundred draft articles in various stages of development. Some just have a title with a few lines presenting the idea. Others have been researched with more to do. Then there are posts like this. We did some quick research to see there is no there there or here. Then we went into more detail to get any facts from verifiable sources as shown above.
After all that effort we were curious: “could a melanin stock market exist?” Remember, melanin is being sold after extraction from the ink of sepia officinalis, the common cuttlefish.
How would such an entity operate? Could melanin be traded as a commodity? Could there be a Crypto Currency backed by melanin? Melanocoin? Melanobux? Melanindollars? We already envisioned the melanin card provided by the Melanin Bank.
Were it not for the melanin thief fake news hoax we do not believe the idea of a melanin stock market would exist. People who fear a global awakening when all Black people…African people…Melanin people…People of Melanin worldwide know melanin is worth more than gold are trembling as they reflect that God is just. It seems as Thomas Jefferson lamented in “Notes on the State of Virginia”a “revolution of the wheel of Fortune” is taking place as you read this.
How is God just? How is this reaping taking place? Consider there is no chemical from which to derive so-called “white” people. White, as in people, has no chemical formula, has no molecular structure, can not be found anywhere in the known universe based on the Cartesian coordinate system; it has no mass, no density, no volume. Yet, in a capitalistic society, white, as in people, has no intrinsic value. Then look at how long Black people, African people, Melanin people…people of Melanin have been on this planet before some “genius” got the bright idea to color code good and evil.
Just because somebody can find melanin for sale doesn’t make it a bad thing. Some people want to convince us people are disappearing because melanin is worth so much. When we found out we could find the chemical melanin for sale and it is worth several hundred dollars more than gold it didn’t change things much. Now we see it has triggered a response and not in a healthy way.
We see, at this moment, an era when all the generations of man can be called blessed is coming forth as you read this.
The melanin stock market wouldnt be a company called melanin, but rather a science company who researches melanin. Everything has a market
No mention is made here of a company called melanin. No science company researching melanin was referred to by the hoaxsters. Neither would that company trade melanin on the stock market, which is the myth this post refutes. Lastly, the mythmaking hoaxsters never mentioned melanin is worth more than gold. The myth this post refutes never saw the light of day until melanin was observed by us to be worth more than gold in March 2014.
I know nothing about it being on the stock market, cocaine herion, is not on the stock market but that doesn’t take away the real fact That cartels and mobs haven’t made billions and how good would it be to try and debunk the fact Meanin is being used for something, forget the stock market offcourse its not, but the fact that the military navy and army are working with it, and a, few universities got a 75 million dollar grant for the research so you proved you point in the stock but you loose with the one the existance melanin for some Corp and, military purpose.
If you can theorize something bad happening because melanin is worth more than gold, why can’t you theorize GOOD happening? Why can’t melanin being worth more than gold lead to this being Ubuntu, a planet that works for everyone?
The news media covers heroin cocaine and fentanyl in-depth when the slightest whiff of a story about them comes up. Eight years after we learned melanin is worth more than gold not a peep from them.
To put the conspiratorial angle to rest forever . . melanin is in human hair. Cartels and mobs and the military don’t need to do anything sneaky. Melanin is on the floor of your local barber shop if they want it that bad.