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Take Your Time – Invest Wisely In Penny Stocks; But Do Invest

Take Your Time – Invest Wisely In Penny Stocks; But Do Invest
January 28, 2011
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Penny stocks, as the name suggests, are shares that are available at extremely cheap rates. Being available literally for pennies, you can purchase such stocks for as low as $2 per share. These stocks are usually of very small companies like Strategic Global Investments, Inc. (STBV), which have a market capitalization of less than $500 million. They are not traded at the major stock exchanges like NASDAQ or NYSE, but are listed in the pink sheets or the OTCBB (Over The Counter Bulletin Board), because these stocks are of companies chose not to fill out extra long form requirements. They are also referred to by other names such as pink sheet stocks, nano stocks, small caps, micro caps or juniors.

What a misnomer regarding penny stocks, “Penny stocks are not the kind of investments that a person should consider if he or she wants shares that slowly grow over several years.” You find major corporations listed in the penny stock market.

Investing in Penny Stocks – Pros and Cons

Investing in Penny Stocks – Pros and Cons
January 27, 2011
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Penny stocks are a volatile investment, that is what penny stock investors look for – movement. Because of this definition, many new companies fall under this classification. Strategic Global Investments, Inc. is trading at $3 so it falls under that class. Penny stocks are common stocks. However, they don’t trade on exchanges, such as NASDAQ. The penny stock, Strategic Global Investments, Inc. has all of its financials for you to view. STBV is a real company, that is why investors will be attracted to a penny stock because its cheap ($3) and STBV could promise major growth.

How Many Penny Stocks Make A Dollar?

How Many Penny Stocks Make A Dollar?
January 27, 2011
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Penny stocks are often not taken seriously, but this in part is because penny stock investors often make stupid moves like investing without doing the proper research, or investing based on other people’s recommendations or even pure rumors. Stock trading is about risk management and only when you’ve mastered that can you begin thinking about profit. Unfortunately, there is a great deal of investors out there who don’t take managing risk seriously, and that is why they get burned with penny stocks.