Stock Market Fraud Exposed?

There could be a massive, world wide stock market fraud occurring right now that could threaten the integrity of the entire NASDAQ! 

Who could be the perpetrators of this unspeakable crime? 

Thousands of Google's stockholders! They could be currently protecting their Google stock investments by simply clicking on Google's pay per click contextual ads to vastly increase Google's overall net earnings, and thus ultimately increasing their own stock profits significantly!

Google is most widely recognized in the media as a major internet search engine, but the public traded company mainly earns it's billions of dollars every year from it's pay per click advertising program know as Google Adsense. It is because of this advertising program though that large scale click fraud exists, and possibly a major stock market fraud! 

How the Google Adsense program works: 

Advertisers using the Google Adsense program place bids on keywords that they believe their target market will type in the search bar when they are looking for their type of service or product. With keywords for expensive businesses and services usually demanding a higher bid. 

When the search results are displayed for those keywords, the advertisers anticipate that potential customers will see their contextual ad link amongst the search results, click on it and buy something from their site. These are called pay per click ads because the advertiser pays Google each and every time their contextual ad link is clicked on. These ads appear next to and sometimes above the natural search results on the Google search pages, and are the most profitable ads for Google and it's stockholders because they earn 100% of the ad click revenue. 

Google ads also appear on an additional 200,000 plus websites and blogs when webmasters looking to earn some extra money from their website/blog, display Google's contextual ad links in exchange for a share in the ad click revenue, otherwise known as a charge per click. It is because of this charge per click payment structure though, that makes click fraud so profitable for so many people, including the thousands of Google's stockholders! 

What is click fraud? 

Click fraud, it happens in pay per click online advertising when a person or person using an automated script, or a computer program, clicks on contextual advertisement links, for the sole purpose of generating a charge per click without having an actual interest in the website or the service the featured website provides. 

Some click fraud is outright obvious, easily detected and swiftly eliminated. Like webmasters who create nothing but poor quality websites with Google ads, and then get greedy and mass click on the ads themselves or pay someone else to mass click on the ads. But if hundreds, if not thousands of Google stockholders were to each click on just a few Google ads per day to do nothing but increase Google's net earnings, they would certainly go easily undetected! 

They would probably go undetected because they would likely be doing their fraudulent clicking on the ads on the Google search pages. They would do searches for the most expensive businesses and services, then click on the Google ads that are generated making sure not to click on the same Google ad twice. By always clicking on a different Google ad, apposed to multiple clicking on just one ad, the fraudulent clicks would appear to be legit and are less likely to be detected by the advertiser and Google as click fraud. 

Click fraud directly profits Google. 

Google earns money from each and every ad click, including the fraudulent ones. It is only the advertisers that lose money to undetected click fraud. Therefore, click fraud directly and invisibly profits Google and Google's stockholders tremendously! 

Google does admit that click fraud exists, but they say that it's not that large of a problem. While most academics and consultants who study online advertising estimate that 10% to 15% of all Google ad clicks are fake, representing roughly a staggering $1 billion in annual billings. But, since nobody ever considers or mentions Google's stockholders as potentially being part of the trouble, the current click fraud problem has to be more enormous than anyone has ever realized!

Unlimited accessibility.

Nowadays most people own and/or have access to computers with the internet in their homes, offices, work places, etc., so for Google's stockholders, finding the opportunity to fraudulently click on countless Google ads throughout the day and night expending thousands of advertisers' dollars would be very easy to do, and would also be extremely profitable for Google stock and therefore themselves.

Why wouldn't Google's stockholders be clicking on the ads themselves, or perhaps paying people to click on them to inflate their stock price? Ever since stock market investing first began there's always been a strong desire for investors to hold on to their money and earn more. And Google's stockholders are no exception. That's why it shouldn't be that hard to believe, that hundreds, if not thousands of Google's stockholders could be secretly clicking on the Google ads themselves, boosting Google's profits and getting away with it, at least for now.