*ALERT:SOME TINY PENNY STOCKS CAN HAVE EXPLOSIVE GAINS
*THE DANGER OF PENNY STOCK MANIA AND FOOTBALL
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There is that once a year when the gladiators of the sports arena feast, not those of the sequel SPARTACUS, GODS OF THE ARENA, but those millions of football fans and enthusiasts that are getting ready for the biggest match of the year, the Superbowl. The Superbowl may be tied in
with an event that a once Peter C., a once manager of a defunct brokerage firm suggested to his
brokers : The Super Bowl Penny Stock Effect. His contention based on football fans were getting
ready to bet on football with big numbers, but at the same time investors and speculators jumping into penny stocks with a story and being touted by stock promoters just like bookies to football fanatics. The result is an explosion of some penny stock prices on heavier volume to the upside. "The very minimal price of these stocks, sometimes in the sub penny zone could be a danger sign to the speculators who have the goal of one thing and that is to make money" said FPG. When buying stocks, you need to be careful and study the financials of the company. Even with that, you are only half way into your decision. Other factors have to be considered too. These are various but the main one I think is trust and reliability of management. The rallies in penny stocks could be rewarding to a few but could be a loss to many others. Depending on your risk tolerance and access to capital, you may be able to play the game of football in the markets but be warned of the severe consequences if things don't pan out. Maybe with football fans betting hundreds of dollars is hit or miss, with penny stocks is credibility in the company and loss without knowing why. In a future post, we will look back at some stocks that moved up in January and early February.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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