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Penny stocks

Hi poortrader,

How much have you lost on your penny stock portfolio, what is the current value of the portfolio and how much would you be paying in brokerage to close out the entire portfolio?
 
Looked at couple on that list

FML ..... gold production .... havent looked at finances but a bit more solid than a few others on list

have held and traded in past

SDL .............never liked, overhyped , too expensive for infastructure , i do not trust the arera they plan to make there dollars in .....

ZYL ......... clever tech ......... a maybe one day kinda deal

sorry for my basic thoughts only on a cupl
 
Hi poortrader,

Well I guess it all depends how much 4K means to you, I know very little about penny stocks but I assume these types of stocks are pure speculation bordering on gambling, so if you are still happy keeping the bet on knowing there is a very high probability you will lose the remaining cash, keep it on.

If the thought of losing the remaining 4K is unbearable then close out.

Please note this is personal opinion only so please do you own research.
 
this was his original list .he just worded his question wrong in asking for financial advice ........


sbn
sdl
fml
zyl
rmi
rau
mhl
 
Cheers, will see if I can add any useful backround for these ones, my penny disasters aren't faring that great.
 
How good is that. To share trade, that the name of the game!
Being a New Bird in a old school,- I have always beeen most intreged with the Penny Market and its never ending possabilitys. In my wiew being the bee's knee's to greener seas. I'm always shoppping around looking for a good bargian'! Penny,s that have a strong colatoral and a healthy ofset. What gets to me the most is as sensative as ones penny may well be for sum, they don't get enough attention on the educational side of things, being the perfect tool for beginner's.

So to start thing of I was wondering if anyone knew of any good sites educating in the Penny Market. :eek:
 
I notced from google search there are alot of sites involving the american scene Options Warrents etc. not exactly what Im looking for, finding it hard to a decent site devoted to tha Australian market. :2twocents

What do you know?
 
Re: Penny stocks

I know SFA bailx.

You nearly got me there Grumpy! -I hate to bail on ya, but there are plenty of fish in the sea, I know. I,m just trying to get the bigger picture on things, so I grow up big & strong and live for all aturnity''.

I like to think that my pilot fish are to be like parana's going in for the kill! :D
 
bailx

don't be upset with the lack of response to your post, not many penny players here by the looks of it. Some investors hit it big time thru penny stocks, they can be long or short, but do your due diligence first, that is a priority, or else you can lose the lot.

Look for solid management, and goals, a pipeline of products and a steady level of pps for a while. I don't recommend day trading for myself as I am crap at it, I am a long player for safety sake.

I am looking at Cellmid, currently at 0.028

$1000 buys enough not to brake the bank, but can become something in a few years down the track when the pps moves upwards. 50000 shares today can become $15000 tomorrow if the right move is made by the company.

Do your DD first though, no sense in jumping into something you know little about.

Good luck and let us know how it goes.
 
The problem can be when getting into penny stocks is that a portfolio end up with loads of small stocks that are mostly rubbish.

That happens the same way as a person who takes on an interest going to auctions, 500 auctions later and 500 articles are laid out or strewn all over the property - sure there are some winners amongst them, like stocks, even Woodside was once a penny stock or perhaps a few pennies was worth something then. Of the 1970's boom I can only see St Barbara and Beach Energy left - some once biggies, Central Pacific and Southern Pacific eventually crashed out.

There may be something in the biotech super minnows and include America, Canada and UK in this. So many crashed from prices like 70 cents to 0.3 cents, quite a fall, though one I'm thinking of is now 1c, yes one whole cent. There are thousands and mostly rubbish - but what do I know.

The mining sector in Australia has been dumped big-time. China, increased taxes, QLD worries, commodity price concerns, dollar too strong and even Greece. Auntie Maude is having trouble with her big toe - they'll slide further over that disaster. So much for all that.

Basically it's fun, but go in to heavy and you wont be the poorer just in cash. [beware the penny tip sheets. Do your own research]
 
Do you bother holding penny stocks that have fallen 70%?

Why do you buy them in the first?

If all the reasons that you bought them are still firm then hold them, If things have changed fundamentally at the company level then sell.
 
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