Opportunities like this happen very often in the Stock Market, just need to know the right trading strategy.
ONLY THOSE TRADERS WITH PROVEN KNOWLEDGE HAVE THE ABILITY TO PROFIT CONSISTENTLY
FROM TRADING. KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS.
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The best Stock Trading Strategies are only found in short and medium terms opportunities.
Taking advantage of only the best Stock's price movement we can profit from it, secure the money,
and move on to the next stock more likely to make a profitable movement. Just plain and simple.
Below are some examples of Stocks Trading Strategies using Low Priced Stocks (Penny Stocks)
The example above shows a declining Stock with a great opportunity to make a quick profit.
The number 1 shows the entry price around 0.35 cents and number 2 shows the exit price around 0.65
cents.
We bought 10,000 shares @ 0.33 cents =$3,300 invested, 8 days later we sold 10,000 shares
@ 0.64 cents = $6,400.
$6,400 - $3,300 = $3,100 profit or 93% return in our investment.
The example above shows another declining Stock with a huge potential of turning around.
The number 1 shows the entry price around 0.35 cents and number 2 shows the exit price around $1.50.
We bought 8,000 shares @ 0.34 cents = $2720 invested, 7 days later we sold 8,000 shares
@ $1.10 = $8,800.
$8,800 - $2,720 = $6,075 profit or 223 % return in our investment.
The example above shows a Stock that had been consolidating for 4 month between 0.20 and 0.30 Cents.
The number 1 shows the entry price around 0.25 cents and the number 2 shows the exit price around $1.00.
We bought 7,000 shares @ 0.27 cents = $1,900 invested, 30 days later we sold 7,000 shares
@ $1.08 = $7,560
$7,560 - $1,900 = $5,660 profit or 299% return in our investment.
The example above shows another consolidating Stock for a period of 5 month between 0.25 and 0.40 cents.
The number 1 shows the entry price around 0.30 cents and the number 2 shows the exit price around $1.50.
We bought 10,000 shares @ 0.29 cents = $2,900 invested, 45 days later we sold 10,000 shares
@ $1.15 = $11,500
$11,500 - $2,900 = $8,600 profit or 296% return in our investment
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Why Low Priced Stocks? (Penny Stocks)
First off, these Stocks shouldn't be mistaken with the Sub-Penny Stocks or Microcap Stocks trading
in the OTCBB and Pink Sheets Stock Exchanges, which are exchanges that don’t have the same
regulation of the three major US Stock exchanges.
We Trade Penny Stocks Trading only in any of the three major Stock Exchanges.
NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX
The SEC (U.S Security Exchange Commission) is the official Federal Government Agency that
regulates the Financial Markets. By law, a stock is considered a Penny Stock when the price is below
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Now, by Wall Street law a Penny Stock is a Stock which price falls below $1.00 and trades in the
OTCBB or Pink Sheets exchanges.
As you can see there can be confusion about Penny Stocks. Be aware of websites that recommend
Penny Stocks, this is usually scam because those are Stocks that are NOT listed in the three major
exchanges that are NOT regulated by the SEC.
There is more than one reason why Low Priced Stocks (Penny Stocks) are a better choice over
expensive Stocks, just to mention some:
Number one: It doesn’t make any sense to buy a $10, $20, $30..or $100 Stock, for these expensive
Stocks any trader is better off buying Stock Options. A Stock Option is a contract that gives you the
right, but not the obligation to buy or sell shares of stocks at a specific price, sometime in the future,
for a premium fee.
This means that you don’t have to risk all the money, only a premium fee. Example: ABC Company Stock
trades for $10 a share and if you think the price may go up sometime in the future you can buy an ABC
company option for a premium fee that would give you the right, but not the obligation to buy the shares, if
the price is more than $10 before the expiration date, you would exercise the option and buy the shares for
less than its current price.
Number two: In order to make more money you need to buy more shares of Stock, the only way to do
this is to buy Low Priced Stocks which offer better returns over any expensive stock risking less money.
1000 shares of Stock @ $1.00 - $2.00 could give you between 20% to 100% return in your investment.
Number three: Most people when they start to learn how to trade stocks, they usually don't have a lot of
money and they can’t afford to buy expensive stocks and when you start trading stocks you obviously don’t
have much experience yet, the less money you risk the better.