The Best Penny Stocks to Buy – A Review of Best Penny Alerts

Jul 23
06:54

2010

Toby Litrell

Toby Litrell

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I decided to try it firsthand using their 8 week money back guarantee, so consider this review of my experiences with Best Penny Alerts for generating the best penny stocks to buy.

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Best Penny Alerts is one of the only stock programs which generates exclusively penny stock picks,The Best Penny Stocks to Buy – A Review of Best Penny Alerts Articles making its picks potentially that much more valuable given the increased profit potential associated with them.

When you first get Best Penny Alerts, you're not actually getting a physical stock program which you run on your computer and finds and generates stock picks for you. Instead you are essentially signing up for a mailing list to receive stock picks of the best penny stocks to buy via e-mail from their central hub.


I've noticed that a lot of people are unfamiliar with penny stocks when they try this program, so when they receive a few stock picks and they go on to explode in value in the short term, they are always amazed and attribute it to the power of the picks, but also the volatility of the best penny stocks to buy themselves.


This attributes to a large part of the volatility of the stock, but you've got to remember at the same time there are other people signed up for the same mailing list investing just as you are. On top of that, once the stock begins its initial upswing due to yours and their influence on it, at that point outside traders will begin to take notice of the stock and jump on, as well. This all works out in your favor as you get in far before any of this happens and can get out before the rest of the trading world knows what has happened.


Take the first pick which I received from this program as an example. When I received it, it was initially valued at $.15. I placed an order online for 1000 shares of that stock early Monday morning and went about with my own day job. Having not had a chance to check in on that stock for the remainder of the day, when I finally did get a chance the market had closed and it had climbed to $.31, just doubling in value.


The next day I made note to check in on that stock's performance regularly. It's a great feeling seeing a stock which you are invested in climbing before your eyes. It continued to climb routinely only to finally level out at 48 cents a share, or more than tripling in value over that span of about two market trading days.