Successful
traders in the small cap market understand the difference between what makes
penny stocks rise in share value and what makes trading larger public companies
share move. Some rules that may help investors become successful penny stock
traders are common when investing in the penny stock market. At
WhisperfromWallStreet, we aim to educate our subscribers as to what these
factors are in the small can micro cap markets and how to use such information
to become more successful traders.
There are certain basic rules
that we follow at WhisperFromWallStreet and we share these rules with our
subscribers; the most important of which is learning to limit risk. A section
of our “Trading Rules” edition titled “Limit Your Risk” expresses the
importance of this rule. A large part of becoming a successful penny stock trader is
limiting your losses.
Often
investors believe that a company’s stock that they’ve invested in will turn
around, turning losses into gains. Holding onto such investments can be costly,
turning 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.
“Don’t
chase stocks,” we recently advised in our newsletter. We stress this as one of
our “Trading Rules”. It is important to understand that there will be another
good investment “right around the corner” so if you miss your entry point it may
be a good idea to wait for the next investment opportunity.
We also
teach our readers the importance of “Selling on the Way Up”. This is determined
beforehand when you enter a new trade. Decide what your exit point will be when
the shares rise in value; and stick to it. “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”.
At
WhisperFromWallStreet we teach our subscribers the difference of using Limit
Orders and Market Orders as well as the appropriate times for both. “When
getting out of a stock where the momentum has changed and it's headed lower use
market order sells,” we wrote in a recent edition of our penny stock
newsletter, “or put the limit well below the current market.” We went on to
explain, “You want every advantage to get out as soon as you can.”
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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