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Invest in the stock market for the RIGHT reason, using the RIGHT Choices!
Investing in the stock market is not purchasing a stock
at 25 dollars a share, hoping it will go to 35 so you
can sell it, then hoping it will drop back to 25 so you
can buy it back, so that you can sell it again at 35,
and so on and so forth.
How To Get Online Press Releases On Your Stocks Before Others Hear About Them
It is a fact of life that press releases influence the
current price of a stock. People react emotionally and
buy stocks on good press releases, and sell stocks on
bad ones, regardless of the validity of the press release.
If you can get the news first, you can be in a favorable
position to take advantage and gain financially.
Emotions:
A Trader's Worst Enemy; Get Rid of Fear and Greed - You'll
be Glad You Did
You hear it over and over and over in books, forums, and
chatrooms. Fear and greed, fear and greed, fear and greed.
Emotions are a trader's worst enemy. What are we supposed
to do about it?
Penny Stock Investing
The Nature of Penny Stocks For anyone new to investing
in penny stocks, you should first be made aware of the
differences between these micro-cap stocks and the more
conventional blue-chip and mid-cap investments.
An Ant Watching Giants Fight (Google Vs. Microsoft)
Seasoned investors are familiar with "The trend is
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especially those with their 401K's and life savings invested
in these companies.
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06.22.05
8 Penny Stocks To Avoid
 By Peter Leeds
There are many good penny stock investments available, which
could turn a small amount of capital into a small fortune very
quickly. However, to discover these you need to know what to
look for and what to avoid. When searching for that one big
payoff, steer clear of the following examples.
The
Phone Salesman - Anyone who is attempting to sell you investments
over the phone should be considered an enemy. They have high-pressure
sales tactics, and effective, believable arguments. However,
they are not doing you any favors, no matter how good they make
an investment sound.
They are operating in their best interest to dump over-the-counter
stock on you, and the money you pay in will go into their own
pockets, or the pockets of their company.
There has never been a need for good companies that are going
places to resort to these type of tactics, but there has always
been a need for poor, sinking, or shady companies to do so.
If you choose to ignore this advice you deserve what happens
to your investment.
You may also run into difficulty trying to find a buyer for
your shares once you decide it is time to sell.
Very Low Volume Stocks - Without much trading activity
it becomes increasingly difficult to buy or sell for the prices
you want. As well, it becomes nearly impossible to get an understanding
of where the stock price is heading, or to calculate fair valuations
for the company's stock price.
Not only that, but companies subject to low trading volume generally
do not have a lot of positive interest.
The Hot Tip Stock - There are actually professional
promoters who make a very good living generating and nurturing
rumors about some penny stock that's guaranteed to go through
the roof. The entire concept hinges on the rumor being spread
from person to person, at the office, over the phone, or at
social venues.
The promotional ploys can be very costly for investors who get
involved without special knowledge about the company or the
actions of the promoter. In most cases if a stock really is
going through the roof you won't hear a word about it, because
a select few individuals will be very intent on keeping the
information to themselves.
Guaranteed Performance - If a stock is guaranteed to
go up, it will almost always go down. Nothing is ever certain,
especially on the stock market. When someone guarantees certain
performance out of a stock, they may be a promoter, naive investor,
self-serving broker, or have heard the guarantee from another
source. In any case, don't believe them. Instead check into
the company yourself and if you feel it is a good investment,
you may want to proceed.
Sinking Ships - When a stock has dropped a lot you
may think that, "it can't go any lower," or that it is "a good
bargain." Especially with penny stocks, you need to avoid this
type of thinking because many sinking ships don't ever rebound,
and they can go lower, and they aren't good bargains just because
they cost less than before.
Commission Free - If you are interested in getting stock
commission free you may think you are saving money, but it generally
means that you are buying over the counter stock directly from
a promoter or the company.
Either way, they take their own invisible ‘commission' from
you, either by selling to you for an arbitrary amount which
is unfairly high, or selling to you for the asking price rather
than the bid price based on their own current valuations.
International Penny Stock - We're not talking about living
in the U.S. and steering clear of Canadian stock, or vice versa.
We are talking about penny stock issues from Africa, Australia,
European, Russian, or South American penny stock markets. First
of all, you won't be too impressed with the level of investor
protection and exchange honesty in some of these regions, and
you most certainly won't be too impressed with the broker fees
you incur when trying to purchase internationally.
Besides, if you can't find good penny stock investments in North
America, you won't be able to find them anywhere else either.
Warrants and Rights - These are not technically
stocks, but instead are derivative investments based on an underlying
company's shares. However, they often appear like penny stocks
because they sometimes get listed in the stock pages, and often
trade for pennies.
It is unlikely that you will accidentally purchase derivatives,
but make sure you know what you are trying to buy by understanding
the listing criteria of the paper you are reading, or verifying
your purchase with your broker.
To get free information about investing in penny stocks visit
http://www.pennystocks.com
They offer information on the definition of penny stocks, getting
started, benefits, risks and how to find a good penny stock.
About the Author:
Peter Leeds, one of North America's leading Investment Coaches,
is a self-made millionaire who has created his fortunes on the
stock markets. He has also empowered thousands of individuals
to do the same. His personal success and incredible ability
to consistently pick money-making stocks has earned him a loyal
following of successful investors and has generated significant
attention from the financial world. |
