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Two Tactics For Trading Penny Stocks Online

November 30th, 2009
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As you embark on the unsecured course of day trading penny stocks, I exhort you to first lay down a clear understanding of the essential tactics employed by experienced penny stock traders and exercise these strategies through trading in paper (trading exercise with no money).

Once you realize and appreciate the perils taken in day trading penny stocks, you must then master the maneuvers utilized by experienced penny stock traders. You must acquire an understanding of both the penny stock long play and the penny stock short play. I urge you to exercise both of these ahead of you putting real money at risk.

In penny stock terms, a long play is like investing in a growth stock, but you’re buying that growth stock really early before a whole lot of history or data is available for it. A long play basically means buying a penny stock and then holding it for a long term investment. This can be very profitable if that stock goes from being well below $5 per share to being worth a couple hundred bucks per share in a few years.

Both of these penny stock tactics will be employed in penny stock trading in general but only short plays will be used in day trading penny stocks.

Penny stock short plays are more for the bold-hearted day trading penny stock investors. In penny stocks short plays involve short term investments based on the pattern of peaks and valleys exhibited by the stock. To understand channeling, just imagine two straight flat lines placed along the jagged line of a line chart; the lower line represents the average low values of the stock and the higher line represents the average high values with the space between representing its channel. After you’re sure you have identified a clean pattern within the stock’s shifting values, an aggressive penny stock investor will continually buy on the low point and sell on the high point.

In penny stock trading, this can be particularly risky for two reasons: one, penny stocks are highly susceptible to manipulation by fraudsters and two, penny stocks lack liquidity. Thus they will be hard to trade away fast, so you buy that penny stock hoping to quickly dump it but then you can’t get rid of all your shares before it drops down in value again.

So be very careful what information you believe on the Internet. If you really want to succeed with penny stock trading, after which you must practice plenty of care and skepticism while evaluating information on any single penny stock, particularly if you plan on day trading penny stock.

Yes you can create lots of money with penny stock trading, but don’t underestimate how much risk you will endure and please don’t start trading penny stocks if you can’t practice your due diligence.

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Anybody have experience with currency trading?

November 29th, 2009
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agomez1110 asked:


I heard currency trading makes good money. Is that true or is it all a hype. Thank you!

CANARD

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Should I trade my declining Thai baht currency to USD now?

November 22nd, 2009
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Neolithisistic asked:


Over the last couple of years the Thai baht has been gaining on the dollar. However, as of recent (and probably due to Wall Street), the Thai baht has decreased in strength. Would it be wisest to convert the THB to dollars now, rather than nine months from now? (I’ll be moving back to the States within nine months and had planned on holding onto the Thai currency until the last minute.) Your time is much appreciated.

MOTES

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I want to go into Forex trading, can anybody please give me sound and practical advice on how I can succeed?

November 21st, 2009
trading currency
hotice11 asked:


I would like to know how I can use the currency pair prices as a guide to buying and selling a position and which currency pair(s) I should focus on and when is the best time to trade the European and U.S. FX markets using GMT time. And if you can direct me to good sites that can help me in my FX trading, thanks for your assistance.

OLIVERI

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What is the currency used by the countries in the european union and the countries in nafta?

November 19th, 2009
trading currency
shawdog asked:


the names of the countries in the european union and the names of the countries in the north american free trade agreement the currency they use and the value in relation to the US dollar

LENO

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Is buying chinese currency a good idea right now? I heard China is getting BIGGER and STRONGER?

November 11th, 2009
trading currency
bob123 asked:


i am thinking about buying chinese currency right now and probly save it because I heard in the future China might become one of the worlds leading source for eveerything and there currency might worth more later on. Any body who knows currency or trade in FOREX ca help me? Can I buy uncirculated China money in the USA? If so where? Thanks

FRIZZELL

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Is it possible to find out which currencies corporations and institutional traders are trading/hedging in?

November 10th, 2009
trading currency
nomethinks asked:


..in order to hedge or augment profits, for example..

would this be on their balance sheets? is this even disclosed?

If I wanted to know what toyota (for example) was doing to hedge diminished value in U.S. dollars, where do I go to find this out, if it is possible?

DORE

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Anybody using the PremiereTrade AI software? What is a good price for trading software? I need some info?

November 3rd, 2009
trading currency
Mr$cash asked:


I whent to a workshop about trading currency in the forex market using the Premiere Trade AI software. They whanted $2,995 for the software and they brag about how eassy this is to use. They gave us a pressentation on how to use it and it look simple but I don’t have experience on trading or using any trading software so what do I know. It will be nice to get some info. first from some experts on trading out there, so hopefuly someone can help!. Thanks for your time.

HOLDEN

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What would happen if you tried to exchange an ancient coin for a modern currency?

November 2nd, 2009
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When Pigs Fly asked:


This is just an off-the-wall legal question. What if I had an ancient Roman coin from 2000 years ago (that was legal tender under an extinct government), and brought it to a bank that translates one currency to another? Would there be some technical legal obligation for them to convert it to it’s modern American equivalent? Of course I could make a lot more money if I sold it, but *what if* I decided that I wanted to trade it in for US money?

JUDSON

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anybody has tried trading currencies on forex?what website is best/safest/secure?

November 1st, 2009
trading currency
funkyboy asked:


hi guys, m looking forward to try luck in trading currencies….wud like to hve feedback of ur xperiences..

BUCHMAN

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