Showing posts with label Best Penny Stocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Penny Stocks. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 January 2013

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Penny stocks have been a thorn in the side of the SEC for some time because lack of available information and poor liquidity make micro-cap stocks an easy target for fraudsters. There are many scams used to separate investors from their money. The most common include:Biased Recommendations
Some micro-cap companies pay individuals to recommend the company stock in different media, such as newsletters, financial television and radio shows. You may receive spam email trying to persuade you to purchase particular stock. All emails, postings and recommendations of that kind should be taken with a grain of salt. Look to see if the issuers of the recommendations are being paid for their services as this is a giveaway of a bad investment. Also, make sure that any press releases aren't given falsely by people looking to influence the price of a stock.
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Saturday, 12 January 2013

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 The terms "penny stocks" and "micro-cap stocks" can be used interchangeably. Technically, micro-cap stocks are classified as such based on their market capitalizations, while penny stocks are looked at in terms of their price. Definitions vary, but in general, a stock with a market capitalization between $50 and $300 million is a micro cap. (Less than $50 million is a nano-cap.) According to the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), any stock under $5 is a penny stock. Again, definitions can vary; some set the cut-off point at $3, while others consider only those stocks trading at less than $1 to be a penny stock. We consider any stock that is trading on the pink sheets or over-the-counter bulletin board (OTCBB) to be a penny stock.
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 Online since 1996, we pick stocks trading at under $5.00 that are listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX. To learn what this site is really about, we urge you to visit the Overview and Track Record pages. However, before doing so, take a glance at a few of our all-time winners. Of course, these are the subsequent gains reached once they hit our target prices and we closed the positions, but it is fun to ponder. The first price was the initial recommendation, followed by the subsequent high, and the eventual ultimate percentage gain. No doubt, you will recognize most of these companies
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