There is really not much of a challenge
to playing the big boy stocks. In almost
all cases, you will profit in the long
term but will have to invest a lot of
bucks to do so.

For the big boards, fundamentals are most
important knowing you will be holding for
the long term.

This year, fundamentals are most important
for penny stocks. This is a year of weeding
out the weak with only the strong surviving.
This year, investors are looking to value
stocks and avoiding fast technical plays.

If you are not doing well in penny stocks,
examine your strategy, with a critical eye.
Chances are, you will do worse on the big
boards, much worse.

I will encourage you to continue with
penny stocks until you are successful
with your investment strategies. When
you do well with penny stocks, overall,
then you are a true learned investor
who will be a killer on the big boards.

If I were to drop a hint, it would be to
place your efforts in penny stocks which
have good fundamentals, good business
plans and a good renewable market.

This year, if you invest per technicals,
you will lose money, in the end.

Do you trade for dividends with a margin account?--the new tax law makes that a real kick--you getting re-imbursed for the tax loss if they are borrowed from your account during the dividend issue?

Brandon

I am tired of all the shorting, stocks running up just to be knocked back down, continuously. Ready for the 1'st

I am tired of all the shorting, stocks running up just to be knocked back down, continuously. Ready for the 1'st

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