Make Huge Profits In Penny Stocks
The Dynamic Wealth Report
August 13, 2008
Did You Make 1,200% On Your Last Trade?
I heard a great story about Warren Buffett recently. One day Warren was
riding in the elevator at his office in Omaha. A few other people got on
the elevator as well. In the middle of the floor was a shinny penny.
Everyone had a chance to pick it up, but nobody did. Finally after a few
seconds Warren reaches down and picks it up. He looked at it for a
moment then slipped the penny into his pocket.
Rumor has it, he said “the start of my next billion” as he put the
penny in his pocket.
I don’t know if the story’s true or not, but it sounds like something he
would do. We all have dreams of turning pennies into millions (or
billions in Warren’s case). Some people have a knack for making money
out of almost anything.
In the stock market, there’s a high risk, high reward way to make lots
of money.
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Investing in Penny Stocks.
Now before you question my sanity let me ask you a question? Have you
ever traded penny stocks? Do you even know what a penny stock is?
There are hundreds of definitions for a penny stock. Some investors
think very literally. Only stocks that trade for pennies a share are penny
stocks. The US Government defines penny stocks a little more liberally.
Here’s the quote right from the SEC website:
The term “penny stock” generally refers to low-priced (below $5),
speculative securities of very small companies. While penny stocks
generally are quoted over-the-counter, such as on the OTC Bulletin Board
or in the Pink-Sheets, they may also trade on securities exchanges,
including foreign securities exchanges. In addition, penny stocks
include the securities of certain private companies with no active
trading market.
Look, forget all that legalese and government mumbo jumbo.
For me a penny stock is a publicly traded company whose entire market
value (their market cap) is very small. See, stocks are classified
according to their size. Large cap stocks are worth more than $50
billion. Mid cap stocks are worth $10 to $50 billion. Small cap stocks
are worth $1 to $10 billion. And micro-cap stocks or penny stocks are
worth from $50 million to $1 billion.
How do you classify companies worth less than $50 million . . . I call
them hobbies!
Seriously, if you’re able to invest heavily in one of these micro-cap
penny stocks just as it starts to grow, you can make some serious
money.
Do you want an example?
About a year ago I was doing some research on the coal industry. If you
don’t know, coal’s one of the biggest sources of energy for the United
States. Some people have even crowned it “King Coal” and called the US
the Saudi Arabia of coal.
To say we have lots of the stuff is an understatement.
While I was doing some research I came across a very interesting
company, James River Coal (JRCC). The company was founded in 1988 and
produces coal for sale to electric utilities and industrial consumers.
They have 6 mining complexes, 26 underground and surface mines, and 10
preparation plants. All told the company has more than 265 million tons
of proven and probable coal reserves.
Not bad for a little company that in August of 2007 was selling for less
than $5 a share.
James River Coal was a penny stock. The entire company was worth less
that $125 million dollars.
Coal prices however were starting to go up and up and up. And do you
know what went up and up and up along with prices? That’s right, the
stock prices of all the coal companies. Not just James River Coal but
some of the big players too. Companies like Arch Coal (ACI) and
Massey
Energy (MEE) watched as their stock climbed.
In our Elite Option Trader service we profited handsomely from this
trend. But that’s another story for another article.
So how can you make money trading these penny stocks?
Just take a look at JRCC. The stock was stuck below $5 for months and
traded below $10 for almost half a year. You could have bought all you
wanted.

Then as oil prices and coal prices started to climb the stock just took
off. In less than a year the stock skyrocketed from penny stock status
to more than $60 a share. You read that right . . . more than $60 a share.
JRCC returned more than 1,100% in less than a year!
Now you’ll notice the stock’s recently fallen in price. That’s no doubt
due to
many investors taking their huge profits off the table. Despite this
recent correction, the stock's still up more than 500%.
Now you see how investing in penny stocks can be so valuable?
Don’t forget, like anything, investing in a penny stock does have some
risk. Make sure to do your due diligence and discuss with your broker all
the risks and potential rewards of penny stock investing.
Have you made a great penny stock investment? Ever captured
multiple hundred or
thousand percent returns on your investment? We want to hear about it.
Send your story to customerservice@hyperionfinancial.com and a lucky
few might even get their story published in a future article of the
Dynamic Wealth Report.
• Corn (Below $5 per bushel)
After trading at an all time high of $7.76, corn has fallen to new lows.
The adjusted agricultural report showed higher than expected yields
despite the flooding from earlier in the year. With a stronger dollar
and oil prices dropping, corn is falling and global food prices are
stabilizing.
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