Buying Penny Stocks

Finding Penny Stocks to Buy

With the recession that we are experiencing nowadays it is just inevitable that there are a lot of individuals who like to engage to a business that will increase their income. There are also companies who like to invest to methods that will surely make their company gain more profits to make it grow. One of the solutions that most of these business organizations and companies do is to buy stocks to acquire ownership to other company. The process of buying stock does not only involves huge companies or businessmen because there are also other individuals who invest through this kind of process.

Acquiring the best stocks to buy is not really an easy task that you can effortlessly purchase. There are certain processes that you must undergo before becoming a successful shareholder of a company. When you decide to invest with this kind of ownership it would be best to know first the top company that you should gain ownership. You must at least have your own list of the stock qualities that has the potential to be successful against other stocks.

If a company is already well-known and sells products that are popular in the market, it means that it also has excellent stocks. This is important when buying stocks because most of the companies that already established respects from the consumers also gain huge income that will mean a success on their part. As a buyer, you would like to invest in a company that is already established good reputation to the customers that’s why it is important that the stock that you are going to buy has excellent stocks.

Another important factor that you might like to look into penny stocks to buy is the earnings per share of a company. Compare to the excellent stocks, the earnings per share is perhaps the most important factor that a future stockholder must look into. This way you will be able to determine the earnings that a company acquires each year or more. When a company has acquired huge earnings in certain period of time it only means that as a shareholder you will get huge income.

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Big Money In Buying Penny Stocks

You can make big money buying penny stocks. I’m sure you’ve heard that many times from different types of people and websites. There is truth behind that statement, but that’s just half it. I’ve made more money percentage wise with penny stocks compared with mid-cap and large-cap higher price shares. That doesn’t mean that I made more money with them though.

When you come right down to it, there’s a law of averages that you need to think about when making a penny stock investment.

Just recently I bought Sirius/XM Satellite radio (NASDAQ: SIRI), for $0.05 per share and took it up to $.50 per share in just one month. That is a a gain of 900%. Those types of percentage gains can only be done with penny stocks. The reason I said that I haven’t made as much money with these type of stocks is because a year earlier I bought into a stock at $2.94 (cost average) and watch it drop down to below $2.00 in no time at all. I had more of a stake in that company than I did with the more recent one.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you need to look hard at any company that are thinking of investing or trading in. Look at their balance sheet, their debt-to-earnings ratio, listen in on the conference calls when and if they’re available. If you don’t and end up losing a big chunk of your investments, you have no one else to blame.

They are plenty of people out there that say that they can “show” you the way to picking penny stocks, but the truth of the matter is that you pick penny stocks the same way you pick any publicly traded stock, you do your research into the company first. If you can’t do that, then you shouldn’t be buying stocks in the first place.

I’ve been watching Sirius for quite some time and the reason I got into the company was because I knew that the company would find the financing that they needed. I also know that this company isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

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Are You Buying Penny Stocks Of Big Companies?

With today’s economic turmoil, some of the big companies are starting to look like penny stocks. In the last few months we are seeing some of the big boys losing so much value that their price per share has dropped below $5. What does that mean for you in regards to buying penny stocks, trading and making some big gains?

In the auto industry we now see General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Ford (NYSE:F) trading in the $3 range. GM hasn’t seen these levels since 1943. In January 1999 they were trading at $87 per share and in the beginning of this year (2008) they were at $19. Now eleven months later they are on the verge of bankruptcy and trading at just $3 per share.

Ford is in the simular situation, they were at their all time high of $37 per share in March 1998 and are now trading at less than $2 per share.

Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE) the two government sponsored mortgage brokers have also lost 98% of their valus since the beginning of this year.

American International Group (NYSE:AIG) were just saved by the government after losing 97% of their value.

For all intent and purpose, these stocks can now be classified as penny stocks. Many traders, especially the newbies and amateurs trade penny stocks for a couple of reasons. One, the price per share is cheap and two, penny stocks typically have the tendency to jump big when refer to as percentage gainers.

Do you really want to start trading these companies that I’ve listed? The answer should be no, but I’m sure quite a few of you guys and gals out there are already do so. I will tell you that these companies as well as their stocks are broken. They are all leading companies that help build this country, but because of bad business practices are now in big trouble of going away for good.

So if you want to trade these penny stocks, go right ahead, but don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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