Write off Kibo Energy off your time wastersThese are the type of stocks that I don't even give one breath of a time to see.
Yes I'm doing that now, but the thing is there are MANY traders who think these are the stocks they can buy at 1 cent and hold to 4c - 400% return and this can lead to one of three ways.
1. You hold forever
2. You strike lucky and it actually does go there
3. It goes to 0 and gets liquidated and you lose your money
But as traders, these are time wasters.
There is no liquidity, no volume, there is no action.
I can't analyse this type of stock and this is purely for the savvy Penny Stock INvestors who have read the fundamentals, share ratios and have seen the proespects for a POTENTIAL future for the stock.
Other than that for traders - I leave it alone.
Pinksheets
Why Penny Stocks is a Trader's NightmareLet me start off and say.
Penny Stocks have a lucrative and solid place for investors who buy and sell shares.
But not just any investors.
Well informed, researched, savvy and highly understand fundamentals.
Penny stocks for a trader though – Ah no!
Those shiny little nuggets of the stock market that promise vast riches for a small investment, can often turn into a trader’s worst nightmare.
Here’s why…
Reason #1: The Roller Coaster Ride: High Volatility
Penny stocks are notorious for their high volatility.
One day they can skyrocket and plummet the next.
These stocks are like riding a financial roller coaster without a safety harness.
No matter where you put your stop loss, it can trigger within a second.
And this extreme price fluctuation, can be dangerous for traders.
The unpredictable nature, can lead to rapid and substantial losses.
Reason #2: Stuck in Quicksand: Low Liquidity
Volume is another caveat.
Liquidity refers to the ability to quickly buy or sell (flow in and out) of a stock without significantly impacting its price.
Penny stocks often lack this characteristic.
Some penny stocks volume is SO low, that it can take months or even years to move in price.
This means, once you’re in, you might find yourself unable to exit your position.
Instead of flowing in and out of a trade (like a blue chip), you’re stuck in quicksand. Quite the oxymoron!
Without a healthy volume of trades, penny stocks can become a trap, a nightmare for any trader.
Reason #3: Walking a Tightrope: High Chance of Bankruptcy and Liquidations
Investing in penny stocks is akin to walking a financial tightrope.
These companies are often at a higher risk of bankruptcy and liquidation.
This is because of their lower levels of regulation, credibility and inherent instability.
And the issue with a less regulated penny stock company, is that it allows for less transparency.
This makes it difficult for investors to drill into the true company’s health.
The high risk of bankruptcy further amplifies the nightmare.
Reason #4: Battling with Giants: Lacking the Strength of Blue-Chip Companies
Penny stock companies are typically not well-established businesses.
They lack the strength, stability, and track record of blue-chip companies.
And without you doing the right research, it can leave them susceptible to market fluctuations and economic downturns.
Investing in these companies can feel like bringing a pebble to a boulder fight.
You’ll struggle to hold your ground amidst giants.
Reason #5: The Race to Zero: The High Failure Rate of Penny Stocks
It’s an unfortunate reality.
Most penny stocks are more likely to crash and burn than to soar.
Because of their weaker fundamentals and instability, they are more likely to head to zero – than a blue-chip company.
So let’s sum up the reasons why penny stocks is a traders nightmare:
Reason #1: The Roller Coaster Ride: High Volatility
Reason #2: Stuck in Quicksand: Low Liquidity
Reason #3: Walking a Tightrope: High Chance of Bankruptcy and Liquidations
Reason #4: Battling with Giants: Lacking the Strength of Blue Chip Companies
Reason #5: The Race to Zero: The High Failure Rate of Penny Stocks
If you’re a savvy investor or you have someone great to follow, go for it.
But I’ve warned you about the dangers for a trader.
$SDEC LOOKS LIKE A CUP AND HANDLE TO ME The break out we have been waiting for may be arriving soon! We should see a consolidation to around $0.0050-$0.0053 then a push towards the top of the handle for the breakout. This is all contingent on the market remaining balanced and not taking any further major plunges.
Speculative BUY alert on BRNE - is set to copy last weeks soarBRNE - got wings last week on tremendous volume build-up. Soared over a 1000% from $ 0.002 to over $0.017.
The stock never came back to its earlier levels. On the contrary, it started retrace over and over again from $0.003 (+50% from last weeks level) to +$0.004.
The week ended in intensive more volume and @$0.0042. This will not go without being noticed by the many volume screeners and penstock speculators on Monday.
First estimate on volume boosts is the $0.006 level (+33%) then $0.01 (+150%). Everything else above these levels is bonus.
Chances are the situation from last Monday will be overdone.
NOTE: Pennystock or Pinksheet trading/investing is very speculative and can lead to extreme loss of your invested money. This is not an advice rather then it is an idea on my personal due diligence. Before taking any trade it is strongly advised to do your own studying in what you invest. I am a holder of the value myself at an average of $0.0032 USD per share.
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