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Penny Stocks By: Tara Aiwohi Pd:6Mr.Mills

What are penny stocks? common stock that trades for less than $5 a share and is traded over the counter through quotation services such as the OTC bulletin board or the pink sheets. common stock that trades for less than $5 a share and is traded over the counter through quotation services such as the OTC bulletin board or the pink sheets.

Big profits or Big risk? Most financial advisors tend to avoid penny stocks due to the extremely high risk that comes with owning them. Most financial advisors tend to avoid penny stocks due to the extremely high risk that comes with owning them. Generally tends to fluctuate wildly in price. Most likely those who invest in Penny stocks should be prepared to lose their entire investment.

Love or hate penny stocks? We love penny stocks because they’re fascinating, and hardworking avg. Joes hope to strike it rich. We love penny stocks because they’re fascinating, and hardworking avg. Joes hope to strike it rich. However, we don’t love them enough to actually buy them. However, we don’t love them enough to actually buy them. YES, they have big potential, but their daily gyrations are unpredictable. YES, they have big potential, but their daily gyrations are unpredictable.

BE AWARE! penny stocks are high risk investments and new investors should be aware of the risks involved. These risks include limited liquidity, lack of financial reporting, and fraud. Sudden changes in demand or supply of penny stock can lead to volatility in the stock price up or down.