Penny Stocks
Penny Stocks
Few professionals venture into the field of penny stocks because they are either unwilling...or unable to do the work required to accurately predict what these highly explosive shares may do. In most cases, penny stocks are considered to have higher risk and higher potential rewards than most other 'more conventional' investments. Their speculative value can be extreme, and their visibility of information and / or accessibility of operational results is usually very poor. Penny stocks are often very volatile, and just as often unpredictable.
However, if your shares of penny stocks do begin to move, they can produce hundreds of percentage points of gains, and they often do this in only a short time frame. Your neighbor will never experience these tremendous gains in their conservative portfolios.
Penny Stocks
Strangely, there is no solid definition for penny stocks. There are three different criteria that various individuals and organizations use to delineate and define penny stocks, and what is considered a penny stock really depends with whom you are dealing.
1. Price Per Share: Sometimes a penny stock is considered to
be any issue that trades under a certain price per share. For example,
the SEC calls all stocks that trade for less than $5.00 per share a
penny stock. Different individuals and organizations have their own
cut-off.
2. Market the Stock Trades Upon: In some schools of thought,
any shares that trade on a certain market (ie- the OTC BB, or the OTC,
or the 'Pink Sheets,' or the CDNX) are treated as or considered to be
penny stocks.
3. Market Capitalization: The value of each share of a stock,
times the total number of shares outstanding, equals the market cap.
For example, 12,343,000 shares of ABC at $0.29 each gives ABC Corp.
a market cap of $3,579,470. That is kind of like saying that the company's
total value is 3.5 million dollars. In some cases, organizations or
individuals will treat any company beneath a certain market cap (for
example, $10 million) as a penny stock.
Interestingly, using option 1 or 3, a company can have its shares change
in price moment by moment, and may drop in or out of the definition
of 'penny stock' over time.
Penny Stocks
Penny Stocks
You are interested in penny stocks because you can see the upside potential, especially in this market which has been hammered since the dot-com crash of March 2000. Your buddies at work probably discuss the situation until you're ready to throw up...yet, they stay on the sidelines.
Nobody wants to break the ice because that takes too much courage and you could look real foolish by losing money. But...what if you had a proven strategy for jumping in and pocketing some huge gains?
If
you are ready to learn tested strategies that work when it comes to
penny stock investing, then The Penny
Stock Trading 
System
is a "must have." Written for the novice but a powerful enough
guide for the experienced investor, The Penny StockTrading System brings
you strategies that only experienced traders know.
Tightly held strategies in this book have been collected from first hand experience and from the collective experience of numerous experienced penny stock investors. Instead of spouting rhetoric like, "buy low and sell high", you learn substantive strategies that are extremely effective when done correctly.
Have you ever purchased a book on investing and felt cheated after reading it? That just won't happen with The Penny Stock Trading System. There is a method to the game that consists of many small steps that, when followed properly, lead to successful investing. The Penny Stock Trading System provides you with a broader method and small steps.
This book will set you back $19.97. About the cost of treating your buddies to pizza and a pitcher after work. You can download it and begin educating yourself immediately. Penny stock investing does not have to remain a mystery that only the wealthy and resourceful brokers know how to solve. We all deserve a piece of the Recovery Pie and we all deserve to have a lighter burden.
Everyday, the economy takes another step towards the recovery and gains we enjoyed during the late '90's. When it starts some guys are going to be chasing it and whining...others are going to be pushed ahead like they are on a surfboard at Pipeline.
Which visual makes the most sense to you?
