Rule 2
Never ever chase a penny stock if you don't get in at the very beginning
Never ever chase a penny stock if you don't get in at the very beginning
BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
frankm01 said:BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
Fidelity allows penny's but you may have to sign a form to acknowledge the risk involved.
They won't trade EGOC though, because the company is late on some required SEC filings.
agdaddy04 said:frankm01 said:BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
Fidelity allows penny's but you may have to sign a form to acknowledge the risk involved.
They won't trade EGOC though, because the company is late on some required SEC filings.
You're right it appears they haven't kept up. I put some on them based on the other thread. Is that a bad idea?
Ubitag said:Volume is a leading indicator, u want a stock with mucho daily volume movement.Bob Knights Liver said:
I am interested in the process for penny stocks since I have very little experience in this realm. Questions for this thread:
How do you select pennies to follow? Is this primarily based on mentions in social media or do you scan for specific qualities?
Are there particular DD steps you generally go through before investing? Is you decision typically based on financial or technical signals? Do you look for ideas with growth upside and ignore the rest?
Do you have a set percentage of your portfolio it a set initial investment amount that you generally get in for most investments?
After you have invested do you have a certain profit point where you look to return some of your initial capital?
Very few penny stocks will ever become a long time winner. Exceptions to all rules but there is a reason these stocks trade for pennies,
If a stock has 2 billion shares issued and is trading for a penny, chances are it will be nothing more than that.
Once you hear about the pumping of a stock, get into it but dump it once you hit a reasonable return on your money. Mine is 20%
Get out and then watch it for a few days. U should see a pattern until it finally goes flat and the pumpers move on.
If u can get on the ground floor of a pump and dump, u can literally make a fortune on the dump.
Rule 1
Never fall n love with a penny stock.
The whole reason to hold EGOC is due to the filing of David Lazar in Nevada. He is planning to use the structure of EGOC (now defunct company) as the vector for a reverse merger. The process is moving along, was in court Feb 1 and granted approval to continue process. Lazar has a history of successful reverse mergers.agdaddy04 said:frankm01 said:BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
Fidelity allows penny's but you may have to sign a form to acknowledge the risk involved.
They won't trade EGOC though, because the company is late on some required SEC filings.
You're right it appears they haven't kept up. I put some on them based on the other thread. Is that a bad idea?
slacker00 said:
I saw that. What company is using the reverse merger? I tried looking for it but haven't found it yet.
slacker00 said:
I saw that. What company is using the reverse merger? I tried looking for it but haven't found it yet.
have a position in it.agdaddy04 said:
Anyone in RVVTF?
yes and absolutely no fees for trading otc. Highly recommended.BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
Aston04 said:yes and absolutely no fees for trading otc. Highly recommended.BucketofBalls99 said:
Fixing to transfer things Fidelity....can you trade penny stocks with them?
I hold it. I got in at .0001 and sold some on the runup to .0018 to say I made a profit. Letting the rest ride.LatinAggie1997 said:
HCMC
Penny stock.
Large volume (7B/ten day 13B)
Pending suit vs P. Morris
Co. has assets and patents
Obviously a lottery stock but what is your gut saying and what are some positive possibilities.
LatinAggie1997 said:
Nice.
I was late, yet again, and bought in at .0015
Now, it is a long hold to see if anything interesting develops.