Penny StocksAnd What You Should
Know About Them
“Risk Comes From Not KnowingWhat You Are Doing…”
~ Warren Buffett
By Definition:Penny Stocks Are
Common Stocks That Are Traded At Low Prices
Below $5 In The US, Below £1 In the UK, and
Stocks Traded In Cents In SG
Penny Stocks Are ‘Cheap’ In Disguise
Consumer Behavior Is Often Influenced By The Pricing of
Products At Certain Price Points
As Such… Since Penny Stocks
Is “Cheap”, They Are Usually Very Attractive – Especially
To Novice Investors
The Danger of That Is…Novice Investors Tends To
Focus On The Stock Price to Gauge A Stock’s Value
Instead of Price,One Should Always Pay
Attention To The Overall Market Capitalization Than
Just The Price Alone
For Example, In Singapore
SBS Transit Is Trading At $1.70SIIC Environment Is Trading At
$0.18
Does That Mean That SIIC Environment Is A Smaller Company Since It’s Share
Price Is 10 Times As Cheap ?
A Further Check Will You That The Market Cap of SBS Transit Is $523 Million While SIIC Environment Is $1.38
Billion
Remember…Price Does Not Equate To
Value
So It’s Important That You Don’t Judge The ‘Cheapness’
ofA Stock Based on Price
Alone…
Another Thing That You Should Know About Penny
Stocks Is That They Are Often Targeted By Speculators
The Low Price of The Stock Combined With Billions of Outstanding Shares Makes
Trading of Penny Stocks Extremely Easy.
In Many Cases, You Might See A “Shark Fin”
Chart From Penny Stocks
This Is Usually Caused By Operators Who Employed
A “Pump & Dump” Strategy
Which Artificially Inflate a Stock’s Price Through false,
Misleading Positive Statements Before Selling Them at Sky-High Price…
As A Result…Many Novice Investors Will
Lose Their Pants When These Things Happen
Which Is Why You Need To Be Extremely Careful When
Trading And Investing In Penny Stocks
Another Thing About Penny Stocks Is That
They Are Loved By Stock Brokers
Stockbrokers Earn a Commission From
Executing Stock Trades.
There Is Nothing Wrong With It as They Do This For a
Living...
But If a Stockbroker Continuously Lures You to
Buy And Sell Stocks for The Sake of Commissions…
They are More Likely to Have Their Own Interests at Heart
Than Yours…
In a Nutshell, You Should Treat Penny Stocks Just Like
Any Other Stocks.
You Need To Look At Business Models, Earnings,
Performance, And The Direction of The Company
Do Not Buy Them Just Because They “Look”
Cheap…
If There Is No Growth And Profitably To A Company…
What Seems Cheap…Can Become Cheaper…
And You Don’t Want To Be Caught In That Situation…
Full Step-By-Step Case Study On How We Discovered, Evaluate & Sold This Stock For A 243.5% Return In 18 Months
Questions?Feel free to reach out to us…
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