Our goal at
WhisperFromWallStreet is two-fold: firstly, to teach our subscribers to become
successful penny stock investors and secondly, to seek out small cap companies
that we believe are poised to make a move. In doing so, we intend to introduce
our readers to companies that they can profit from and arm them with
the tools they need to know how.
There are a
few common ground rules that are essential to understand while learning to
become a successful trader in the small cap market. At WhisperFromWallStreet we
refer to these as “Trading Rules” and explain to our subscribers how to utilize
these consistent trading methods to help limit losses and maximize gains.
One such
“Trading Rule” we discussed in a recent edition of our WhisperfromWallStreet’s
penny stock newsletter is how to enter into a trade, “don’t chase stocks,” we
advise. There will be another good investment “right around the corner” If you
miss your entry point it may be a good idea to wait for the next investment
opportunity.
Watching
how a stock trades on the open can supply you with valuable information
pertaining to how to invest or whether or not you should invest in a publicly
traded penny stock. When “you see lots of buying and it's not moving GET OUT.
Don't wait,” we’ve stated in our WhisperFromWallStreet newsletter.
Possible
the most important “Trading Rule” is learning how to “Limit Your Risk.” In
order to become a successful penny stock trader it is essential to learn to
limiting losses. Often investors believe that a company’s stock that they
invested in will turn around. Holding onto such investments can easily turn a
10% loss into a much greater loss. “Successful traders know how to limit losses
while unsuccessful ones do not.” It is important to know when to cut your
losses and move on to another investment.
Lastly,
when entering a new trade determine beforehand “where you want to get out when
the stock goes up,” we stated in a recent newsletter. “There is nothing wrong
with taking 10%, 15%, or 20% profits on trades.” It is sometimes more important
to learn to make profitable trades then it is to try to buy at “every low” and
sell at “every high”.
If you’re
looking for quality information about the penny stock market or to learn
more about penny stocks, the
lessons offered by our WhisperfromWallStreet penny stock newsletter may be of
use to you. To learn more about the WhisperfromWallStreet newsletter please
visit our website at WhisperfromWallStreet.com.
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