Penny Stock Picks
Penny stocks picks are specifically chosen investments usually selected by investing professionals. These handpicked stocks are chosen after their companies have been carefully researched and reviewed.
Penny stock picks can also be chosen by individuals already familiar with investing. When looking for good penny stock picks, one should always follow the company for a few weeks, review their corporate history, and familiarize themselves with the company’s products / services.
Penny stocks are any shares that are traded anywhere between a fraction of a penny up to five dollars. Penny stock picks makes investing easy and accessible for practically anyone. Investing in these types of stocks is riskier than most average investments, but with that also comes the potential for a high reward. There are not many other situations where a small investment can later be turned around into a fortune. Along with this, it allows people to own a stake of a company for the fraction of the price compared to other stock investments. But investor beware, there have been cases where these stocks have gone from a few cents to over $20, and other cases where they have lost all value.
The downside of these stocks is the risk, instability, and lack of information from the corporation. Today, it is known among investors that penny stocks represent the many small companies all across the United States that are in the process of growing and have yet to be discovered.
Good penny stocks picks are associated with companies that appear the same as any other successful company; the only difference is they are smaller. They will have a strong and experienced management team, solid numbers, and will be providing a great service or product. If there isn’t much information available about a company, calling and speaking to their investor relations representative can provide additional information. Compare the company with their competitors along with other investment options that you can look into.
Good penny stock picks belong to companies that have high potential to grow over the years, and will be able to climb dramatically in price. This is where those who trade with penny stocks have make big financial gains for a small starting investment.
Taking the time to learn about penny stocks and finding smart penny stock picks will lead to discovering good companies. Understand how to avoid negatives and the pitfalls associated with trading penny stocks are some of the steps to help turn initial investments into huge profits in the long run. Many times investors will put their money into stocks without fully understanding what they are investing in or how to properly trade stocks. More likely than not, this will lead to investors losing the money they put in. Becoming well informed before hand and making wise penny stock picks will assist in avoiding bad plays and dangerous moves in the market. Reviewing and thoroughly checking out a company will in most cases lead to smart plays and good choices in penny stock picks.
When investing in penny stock picks, it is best to get started sooner rather than later. This usually will ensure you can get started with a company at the lowest price and in the end get the most returns when investing in them.
April 26, 2010 No Comments
Dollar is down vs. the Euro
The dollar is down vs. the Euro as there is a bit of dead cat bounce on “positive” Greek news. We are not buying it and instead believe that it is a bit of the invisible pushing up the Swiss franc to see how the government will respond. Switzerland is suddenly becoming very newsworthy on many “sensitive” issues. Considering the very secretive and ultra conservative nature of Switzerland, this will not go over well though it is fascinating to watch.
Now Junker just stated that the EU should follow the no bail out clause each participating member signed. The fear is that nations may purposefully participate in higher risk/yield economic policy decisions which would have a bad outcome for the country. This is something that duly should be noted as we now can expect France to make a statement quite to the contrary.
NOC Northrup pulled its bid for the US Government contract for supplying refueling airplanes as it felt BA Boeing had an unfair advantage. This is quite reminiscent of the YF22 vs. YF23 fighter competition with Lockeed Martin. Even though Northrup felt its plane was superior, Lockeed won the bid. The amount of R&D that goes into such a project can be devastating to the bottom line as there is not a grout opportunity to recoup any investment. Though the Company can take a onetime write down or carry forward loss, it causes significant damage to the bottom line. The interesting element of this project was the fact that the project was a joint venture with a French Aerospace Company. The plot thickens.
Thailand is bracing again for protestors to converge on Bangkok.
So the DJ Newswire actually has PacSun up and other clothing retailers reporting better than expected earnings. That’s a surprise though we recently went by Volcom, RVCA, PacSun and the places were packed with a never ending stream of EMO dressed young hopefuls. Reports are that HEV and ULTA reported better than expected. We like the Green space and HEV’s rechargeable battery fits nicely. Additionally, ULTA is in the health, beauty etc…Sector and people are definitely spending more on their appearance. Gold and Oil are trending up a bit on the weak dollar. This could temper the markets activity today though we will be focusing on the 10.5 VS. 10.6 support level. Also we like the Bank of Florida IPO today. The regional bank will be raising 45 million BOFL is the new Ticker. It will instantly either position the Bank to make acquisitions of other banks, asset pools or debt pools. It could also become a target itself. There is so much beta in the sector I can’t imagine it would be priced correctly to take into consideration all the variables so we will speculate it is under priced. It is amazing to consider the amount of money waiting to enter the sector so we expect all types of investors to snap up positions.
We highly recommend that you speak with a FINRA Registered Representative before you make any financial decision and all opinions in this abstract are purely for informational purposes only.
March 14, 2010 No Comments
The US is officially showing some acute signs of decline
The US is officially showing some acute signs of decline. Though, I love the DOW and our country, the fact that Cottonelle actually used Tori Spelling and her husband to determine if people rolled their toilet paper over or under is not promising. The story was reported by PRN on the wires between a PBOC statement on Monetary Policy stance and the EU’s Barroso commenting on Nuclear Waste issues providing further evidence why people think the US decline is eminent. Over / under on how long that ad exec will keep position? It is March madness?
Nearly every major Asian stock index was up nicely on the day and Europe is trading up on the Greek news we commented on. US Indexes are up in Europe so it looks like another great day for the US markets. Breaking through Dow 10,500 may attract some profit taking though the technical momentum looks more like the market will test 10,750 or even 11,000 first. And I admit my opinion is biased as I’ve projected Dow 12,000 for year end. There is just so much cash on the sidelines and I don’t see it going too many other places unless the offshore funds sneak another round of air investments past the regulators in the form of asset based exotic derivatives stemming from the Trillion dollar looming commercial debt debacle. There is significant uncertainty related to this situation and definitely high up on our watch list.
March 8, 2010 No Comments
OPEC is doing its best to drive oil back to the $80-$100 range
In keeping with the fascinating dichotomy of quoted opinion from leaders of EU nations, French President Sarkozy stated today that several EU nations had prepared a bailout package for Greece though he did not expect this to be necessary. Now did this statement drive the credit default swap spread tighter on the riskiest corporate offerings in the EU? Did everyone just forget the statements from France’s counterpart in Germany at the end of last week? The DAX is up nicely on the open today? Perhaps France is carrying some risk though obviously to a lesser degree than Spain or Portugal. Fascinating how the stronger economies in the EU are not interested in a bailout of Greece while the riskier economies claim a bailout is eminent though not probable. Just noting the ongoing discrepancies for later analysis though we all invest in the stock market because of its short term memory that a weekend can facilitate. We are well on our way to DOW 12,000.
This being said, of course OPEC is doing its best to drive oil back to the $80-$100 range. Of course, according to Libya’s OPEC representative, this will not affect the global recovery. Now this statement might be slightly biased as OPEC clearly will benefit from higher oil prices. Much of the world is quite close to considerable inflation concerns. China says it may be willing to exit its special exchange rate policy when world economic conditions are right and the Yuan is undervalued on low local reserves. The reverse requirement hikes are not indicative of a tightening money supply. Generally, I think if you write the exact opposite of what is printed and look at it next to the printed headlines, the truth comes out between the lines. China is heavily leveraged though they are playing their cards so wisely.
March 8, 2010 No Comments
Best Daily Stock Picks and Penny Stock Picks
It is sad to say, but it seems to me that investors trust corporations more than the US government. Given the choice would you rather invest in politicians by buying bonds that yield next to nothing in return for your investment or invest in Procter and Gamble, GE, Microsoft or even Google? I know that the government will certainly spend the money on something that may or may not benefit the country. Financially, we are so overleveraged it is a joke with China owning the majority of our trillion plus dollar debt? We would certainly be bankrupt if we were a corporation. Market competition demands that companies hire the best minds to earmark investment for something that will benefit the Company giving it a competitive advantage. The Company has to make money or its debt load will eventually sink it below the minimum listing requirements of an exchange resulting in bankruptcy. Not a good investing opportunity. Investors are looking for hot stocks. Stock market analysis points many directions when looking at the current market in respect to other periods of enormous default on notes. It’s certain banks will fail, companies will fail and the government will falter. However, large corporations and agile corporations that have good access to capital in conjunction with a unique business model will flourish. Defensive sectors and the DOW in general as a defensive market for world investments leads me to like the US markets and the Swiss market cause they are above the law with caves full of gold.
So 12,000-15,000 on the DOW between 2011 and 2013 is greatly possible and remember that trading futures is extremely risky. It should only be attempted by very experienced investors who have filled out the necessary FINRA compliance paper work with their broker dealer in addition to consulting a FINRA Registered Representative before making any investment decision.
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March 8, 2010 No Comments
Stock Picks and Penny Stock Picks of Chinese Companies
Most of Asia closed up with the exception of China. The Yuan test continues as China is actually being proactive and testing what its merchants can sustain in order to gauge the approach the Chinese central bank will implement to fight inflation. China continues to be the largest owner of US debt. Many penny stocks are coming out of China. There are many reasons to follow China with the aforementioned ranking close to the most important. We have released several stock picks of Chinese companies in the past. Europe is trading up today with the exception of Switzerland. The world markets seem to be skipping along with the nice move in the US markets. So it’s easy at this point to look at the current issues the US financial markets face and take a very bearish attitude and call for huge market correction because of a huge over valuation in stocks. There are always a litany of justifications and fundamental or technical arguments these economists will come up with. Other than 15 plus years experience in almost every capacity in the securities business, I base my current premise on the prevailing direction the DOW will trend on one thing that I’ve noticed recently, HOPE.
Yes, HOPE is the prevailing indicator that leads me to look at long term option positions on DOW futures contracts 1-3 years out from 12,000-15,000 respectively from 2011-2013. The fact that there is actually hope in the third world to increase the living standard of those that have the least is starting to bridge the income disparity gap. Central America, South America, Africa, Malaysia, and Indonesia among other countries are all in various stages of expansion based on the exportation of non-durable goods. These staples of life increase the employment of those that are willing to work for the lowest wages but have skill sets to fit the work. As the business grows and tasks become more complicated, a supply to demand variable in available skilled laborers increases the wages that are earned by the working class. As in the textile boom in the United States where we replaced the UK and Europe as the nexus for skilled production, there is a similar revolution occurring in these locations, but it is based upon non-durable goods exportation. Some of the next hot stocks in the stock market are coming out of Latin America and Asia.
March 8, 2010 No Comments
Looking for Penny Stocks in Europe
Traversing the EU landscape is quite difficult and looking for penny stocks in Europe as it is full of quicksand, xenophobia, far right nationalism, far left radical cells, centrist mouthpieces, landmines, and far worse. How would anyone ever think that a group of countries that have invaded one another, fought against, alongside, hated each other, made peace, only to begin again, committed war crimes/atrocities in the last decade, then take into consideration all the unique cultures mashed together and you have a powder keg for disaster. Surprisingly, didn’t the EU see that the real trade enemy was not the “Chinese at the Gates” dumping product? In fact, the undoing of the EU may come at its own hand. Hot stocks can still be found.
While traveling through Europe in September and October, I couldn’t help but notice some interesting things that were going on. Well, Switzerland doesn’t belong to the rest. I have to say that I always say the Swiss run everything the same way the second hand of a ROLEX ticks perfectly on your wrist. Switzerland is always a step ahead of the game already knowing all possible outcomes and what it risks in every scenario. Well, France and Italy, I discovered, were nothing close to Switzerland. It’s a given that there will be groups of French, who enjoy getting the best of Jenson under their breath while enjoying the safety in numbers principle. And I say bless them, they were so kind to give us Champagne, Croissants, Universal Surrender Techniques, and 101 ways to prove to yourself that philandering is okay. I’m sure you can find a lot of stock picks with popular products derived from France. There was a deeper need to be upset with me for having had the audacity to be AMERICAN, so I had to look deeper into this. The fact is that beyond Societe General the bank, I am not that excited about France’s economy as they suffer the same affliction many of their Socialist counterparts… Labor Unions and the retirement packages they have secured. I guess when you have entire parties in these countries driven into office by unions the lobbyists have some power. However, in a country quickly losing its ability to remain competitive compared with emerging competition from countries where forming unions is punishable by firing squad, there is very little light. You can’t have an aging population, full pay and benefits for life, and generally poor standards until your 800 pound gorilla is standing on your head relieving itself. Keep looking for hot stock picks.
March 6, 2010 No Comments
SpeculatingStocks.com Releases Two Stock Picks for Christmas 2008
SpeculatingStocks.com has released two stock picks for Christmas 2008: WFMI and M.
December 16, 2008 — SpeculatingStocks.com has announced two new stock picks that may become big winners this Christmas season 2008 and into 2009. The two stock picks below aren’t the usual stocks we discuss, they aren’t penny stocks or small cap stock picks, but they do hold a lot of upside potential to become hot Christmas stocks for the end of 2008.
Russ Urban, founder of the stock market site SpeculatingStocks.com, commented, “We believe investors will find these two stocks when they look for stocks for Christmas 2008 and stocks that have the potential to end 2008 on a positive note and roar into 2009.”
SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: Macy’s, Inc. (M)
Stock Price: $8.15
Macy’s, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates department stores in the United States. Its retail stores sell a range of merchandise, including men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel; and accessories, cosmetics, home furnishings, and other consumer goods.
M has been around so long that they have one of the rare one letter stock symbols. Their brand is one of the most well recognized retail brands in the United States.
Investors finding M now are finding it at a significant bargain. Retail stocks have been sold down significantly, but those in at the bottom are discovering real bargains like M.
M is currently trading significantly below its book value of $23.55. M is trading at a severe discount to book value. M is also in a short-term uptrend after hitting bottom and if it breaks through its 50-day moving average around $9.11, we could see M possibly gain around 50% from its current price.
SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: Whole Foods Market, Inc. (WFMI)
Stock Price: $10.41
Whole Foods Market, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the ownership and operation of natural and organic foods supermarkets primarily in the United States. As of September 28, 2008, the company operated 275 stores.
WFMI has grown revenue the past three fiscal years from $5.60 billion in 2006 to $6.59 billion in 2007 to $7.95 billion in 2008. WFMI’s net income for the last fiscal year came in at $114 million.
WFMI can be thought of as a recession proof stock and a company with stores that will only receive greater interest as interest in natural and organic foods continues to grow.
WFMI is trading slightly below its book value of $10.73 and has support around the $10.00 level. There is a major short interest of around 17% in WFMI shares. We could see a major short squeeze in WFMI shares in the future.
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December 18, 2008 No Comments
SpeculatingStocks.com Releases Three Stock Picks in the Gold, Uranium and Solar Sectors
SpeculatingStocks.com has released penny stocks NSU, EMKR and DNN as its three latest stock picks.
December 3, 2008: 12:01 AM — SpeculatingStocks.com has released three stock picks. All three are penny stocks in different sectors. The first penny stock pick discussed below operates in the gold sector in Africa, the second of the penny stock picks is on the cutting edge of the solar power market, while the third stock pick released by SpeculatingStocks.com operates in the uranium production space.
Russ Urban, founder of SpeculatingStocks.com commented, “SpeculatingStocks.com releases these three stock picks on the heels of several recent stock pick successes.”
SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: Nevsun Resources Ltd. (NSU)
Stock Price: $0.41
Nevsun Resources, Ltd., through its subsidiaries, engages in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of mineral properties. It primarily focuses on properties with gold, as well as base metal, such as copper and zinc resources/reserves in Africa.
NSU is a small cap gold company trading at a market cap of less than $55 million. It has received a lot of attention in the past and has now pulled back. We believe gold stocks will continue to shine now that gold prices are back in an uptrend. Small cap gold stocks could provide the biggest gains for investors in the gold mining sector.
NSU is trading significantly off of its highs of $2.50+ from earlier this year and off its short-term high of $0.74 in a recent uptrend. Gold moved off its sideways pattern and reached a high above $820 and has now corrected down to around $780 where it has begun to stabilize. We expect gold prices to move back above $800 and challenge $900 in the short-term and in the long-term we believe we will see gold up over $1,000 per ounce as inflation attracts investors to gold mining stocks.
NSU received approval on October 30th for an $89 million commitment to the development of the company’s Bisha Project. The development of this project places NSU in a favorable position to take advantage of rising gold prices. The company has commented that the project has low site operating costs throughout the projected mine life and high returns. Production is expected to start on this project is during Q2 2010. We expect this project to be priced into NSU shares moving forward.
SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: EMCORE Corporation (EMKR)
Stock Price: $1.62
EMCORE Corporation is a leading provider of compound semiconductor-based components and subsystems for the broadband, fiber optic, satellite and solar power markets.
The solar sector has suffered and EMKR has suffered along with it, but we expect the solar sector to rise and become hot again. We believe EMKR is a real bargain right now trading at a market cap of only around $125 million.
EMKR is trading significantly below its book value of $3.74. EMKR has created a new concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) technology that holds a more efficient solar cell than those created by FSLR’s thin-film technology. EMKR could win a lot of new solar business with their new technology. FSLR has been a leader in the CPV space moving from under $50 to over $300 at one point.
If EMKR’s solar technology catches on, we could see EMKR become a major play from its current level. In the past, EMKR moved from the $4.00 level to close to $16.00.
SpeculatingStocks.com Stock Pick: Denison Mines Corporation (DNN)
Stock Price: $0.79
Denison Mines Corporation is a premier intermediate uranium producer in North America, with mining assets in the Athabasca Basin region of Saskatchewan, Canada and the southwest United States including Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. Further, the Company has ownership interests in two of the four conventional uranium mills operating in North America today.
For the third quarter, DNN sold 517,000 pounds of uranium at an average price of approximately $64.75 per pound. DNN expects uranium production in 2009 to increase by approximately between 25% and 50%.
Several nuclear reactors are being constructed around the world and several more are in the planning stage. Uranium demand will surge as these nuclear reactors start to come online. We believe uranium prices will surge from where they’re at now and investors will look back wishing they had invested in a uranium producer like DNN.
DNN is working off of its lows right now and is a real value at its current price with short-term potential to move higher as well significant long-term potential. General Electric has been investing huge in nuclear related projects. DNN is well-positioned to take advantage of the opportunity in the nuclear wave.
SpeculatingStocks.com searches for great companies and stocks in the right point in their stock chart and in the right sector. We believe the stock picks above will become hot stocks in the short term.
December 3, 2008 No Comments
Undervalued Stocks - Bargain Stocks
If you have little money to spare on investing in stocks a good idea would be to spend your money buying undervalued stocks. Strange but true the undervalued stocks are a genre of stocks which often turn into bargain stocks, that are bought at a low price but yield good profits. Now while you might be thinking how that is possible, one can never totally undermine the value of investments which have till date been thought of as undervalued stocks. When your investment experts advise you about buying bargain stocks, you should ask him what he means by them. Most of the time undervalued stocks are those which are low priced, since the market has not realized their potential. But often in the long run these so called undervalued stocks turn into bargain stocks.
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November 3, 2008 No Comments