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Some of the companies WSHS will profile are traded on Pinksheet and OTC Bulletin Board markets. To educate yourself on the difference between OTC BB and Pinksheets you can visit . http://www.sec.gov/answers/pink.htm and http://www.sec.gov/answers/otcbb.htm . These stocks are classified as pennystocks. Because these companies are small, thinly-traded companies they are usually the most risky investments that you can make, you should always get as much written information as you can from the company and other independent sources. Also, and unfortunately, these companies are highly susceptible to fraud and manipulation. Thus, WSHS would like to provide you with some tips to protect yourself and a strategy to help you make winning trades.
PLEASE NOTE WELL: WSHS employees are not registered as an Investment Advisor in any jurisdiction whatsoever. The disclaimer is to be read and fully understood before using our site, or joining our email list or implementing any of our strategies.
First, don’t invest in pennystocks unless you're prepared to lose every penny.
Second, assume that everything you read about these companies in a newsletter is untrue until you prove by your own independent research that it isn't.
Third, always try to enter and exit penny stocks with limit orders, u want to try and avoid market orders because u can end up paying too much for a stock or selling the stock for too little. To educate yourself on the difference between a Limit Order and a Market Order. Please visit http://www.sec.gov/answers/limit.htm
Fourth, pennystocks are not an investment you want to hold long term. You should only be in a trade for hours, maybe days and at best a few weeks. Many of these companies, not all, are developmental stage with great ideas but more often than not they have trouble executing there business plan for whatever reason. Thus, you do not want to be in these stocks long term at all. That’s why, pick your entry points and exit points with Limit Orders and don’t be greedy if you see a healthy profit don’t be afraid to take it off the table. The next trade will be right around the corner.
Fifth, and this is key when trading in pennystocks, because these companies are small, thinly-traded companies and are not covered by any major media networks they rely heavily on investor awareness campaigns (stock promotional campaigns). Again, because these stocks are thinly traded they respond well to any media exposure. Thus, there is a time to be in these stocks for winning trades and there is a time not to be in these stocks. Pay attention to our alerts for winning trades.
Lastly, my best advice is to always do your own research, and to only risk what you can lose. The markets can be a ruthless place so education is your best tool. Your biggest enemy is greed. Pennystocks can make huge swings so the gains can be tremendous but so can the losses.
