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Penny Stocks, Hyenas and Lions
July 9th, 2008
Disclaimer - The following article should not be construed as trading advice, or a suggestion to trade in any way, or with any type of strategy. It is only an editorial discussion about observations of the various trading approaches of some of our subscribers. Be sure to read our full disclaimer before reading this article.Those of you who have been with us for any length of time know that Peter Leeds Penny Stocks consistently reveals the hottest penny stocks on the market. We uncover excellent companies with tremendous upside potential.
Occasionally we hear from subscribers who have trouble getting in on a new pick immediately after its release. In some cases, the shares will open higher than their last closing price (called gaping up) because investors have entered orders at levels above the last trading price. In other cases, prices rise out of reach almost immediately. While this can happen, many subscribers do not realize that they should not necessarily be trying to get involved early. They should also avoid chasing after rising share prices.
There may be a better strategy, an alternative that does not decrease your ability to make money with the stocks we pick, but instead enhances it. This short article is intended to show you how you could make the most of your Peter Leeds Penny Stocks subscription.
The Hyenas
(What Most People Do)
There is sometimes a frenzy to get in on the latest Hot List pick as soon as it comes out. Sometimes the sudden buying pressure can cause a temporary spike in the stock, and anxious investors may be in danger of paying inflated prices.
While we never give trading advice, we will say that it may be a foolish strategy to get involved in any initial stampede. In trading, it is never a good idea to be buying when everyone else is. In other words, don't line up at a restaurant at 6:30, when you could walk right in and get the best table at 7:30.
In nearly every case, the initial buying stampede fades away, and the price comes back down to realistic levels within days.
One of the things that makes our service so special is the excitement we generate among our subscribers whenever we make a new pick. That excitement even extends outside of our subscriber base to other savvy investors on the net. The companies we select, emboldened by making the Leeds Analysis cut, are quick to boast about being a Hot List pick, through their investor relations and media departments. This excitement and buzz is often reflected in the stock price of new picks in the first few days, as word leaks out and more and more investors jump on the action.
However, as a Peter Leeds Penny Stocks subscriber you have two powerful advantages over these other investors. First, you have access to our buy and sell price opinions, so you know the exact price points that our research team feels are attractive. Second, you know that these price spikes are almost always temporary. There is plenty of time to get involved with these incredible companies, at prices that make sense to you.
Remember, profits are not made when you sell, they are made when you buy. You need to get the best buy price that you can.
The Lions
(What the Successful PeterLeeds.com Subscribers Do)
Calmer, more effective Peter Leeds subscribers have taken the time to familiarize themselves with the company, and have done their own due diligence. They can decide if this stock may be right for them, considering their;
Have the courage to pass on a Hot List pick. Impulsive buyers who feel like they need to get in on every single selection, or have to buy in immediately as the stock is revealed, usually have trouble profiting in the way that they really could.
A new Hot List pick is always just around the corner. Pick and choose among our selections, looking for the companies that would be best for you.
Have the courage to wait out the price spike. This applies to our Hot List picks, and to just about any type of investment or negotiation. Any price spike is prone to deterioration over time.
A price spike, by its very nature, is an unstable technical trend. It can not be sustained, except in very short time frames, after which it tries to return to a more stable situation. In most cases, this means coming back down.
THE BEST PICKS AND BIGGEST PROFITS:
The greatest testimonials with the biggest gains almost always come from subscribers who waited out any price spike, took at least a few days to read the reports and follow the company, and then got involved when they felt confident. They made sure that no new detrimental information came to light since the time of the profile.
Some traders feel good about making 30% profits trying to play a price spike. However, by taking a longer view, many investors have been enjoying gains of hundreds or even thousands of percentage points!
One big trade will always be more rewarding than a dozen small gains.
Our focus and purpose has always been single-minded: to reveal the absolute best penny stocks, when they are at attractive prices.
A buying spike that flares up and fades away does not, in any way, degrade the quality or potential of the underlying company.
The Hot List has many great companies, with tremendous upside potential, but for some reason only the most effective Peter Leeds Penny Stocks subscribers are making use of this valuable and exciting tool. They choose their favorites out of dozens of companies, rather than chasing up prices in a stock that they have only just heard about.
FIVE STEPS TO STOCK PICK SUCCESS:
Also, be sure to read these other important Peter Leeds Penny Stocks reports: The Ultimate 10, Site Tour, and the Hot List Tutorial.
A quick fable about picking your moments, proceeding with confidence, and getting your results.A lioness and her son are standing on a hill, looking down over a group of warthogs.
The son says, "Hey mom, let's run down there and hunt one of those warthogs!"
The lioness looks over at her son, and says, "No son, let's walk down there and hunt them all."