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Getting Started
To start trading penny stocks, all you need is a online brokerage account. You can open an account with as little as $500.
The best time to get started in penny stocks is right now. Find a few penny stocks you like that are trading for pennies, then follow them for the next few weeks, or months.
What are the Risk?
There is risk with any investment, but with proper use of stop loss, risk could be minimize. Many people start trading penny stocks before they learn about the easily avoidable dangers, and then complain that penny stocks are dangerous.
Finding Good Penny Stocks
The first step is getting good penny stock leads. Look for companies with strong management team, strong financial numbers, and a great product or service. Hopefully, this stock also has good trading volume and an increasing trend in market share and earnings.
It is easy to become emotionally attached to a particular industry, product, or company, but successful penny stock trading is largely dependent on one's ability to fundamentally analyze companies in a completely unbiased or neutral manner.
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What Is a Penny Stock
In the United States of America, a penny stock, also known as a micro cap equity, refers to a share in a company which trades for less than $5.00. While this is the official definition, and is used by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, generally every full service or discount broker, and the vast majority of analysts and institutional investors, there are informal (but paradoxically less inclusive) criteria applied by the general public and most retail investors. In other countries the term may be used differently, without reference to US institutions.
As well, there are many limitations with the alternative definitions, as they often contradict themselves. For example, there are many companies trading for only a few cents with market capitalizations of hundreds of millions of dollars, or corporations trading on the Pink Sheets but having share prices of $50 or more.
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