Pick Your Penny Stocks with This Little Black Book

Are you ready to make your penny stock picks and other microcap stock market investing decisions with the help of "The Little Black Book of Microcap Investing: Beat the Market with NASDAQ/AMEX Microcap Stocks, OTCBB Penny Stocks, and Pink Sheet Stocks" by Dan Holtzclaw," Amazon Customer Reviewer "Jack" of Boston, MA has already made up his mind about the value of this book; here's what he had to say:

"This book is GREAT! I bought the book for information on penny stocks, but it has so much more. The penny stock information is excellent. It talks about the OTCBB, the Pinks, and more! This is the only book that I have ever seen which actually gives you concrete information on when to actually buy and sell a penny stock. In addition to the penny stock info, the info on Nasdaq and AMEX is very good as well. The strategies for trading Nasdaq stocks in this book are very unique and work well. I have used them for about a month now and have been doing very well. To sum it up, I say the following: GREAT BOOK! MUST READ! If you trade penny stocks or other smallish stocks, you gotta get this book!}"

Ever Wonder Why the Rich Keep Getting Richer?

Why the Rich Keep Getting Richer

Rich people: fortunate, lucky, selfish, and arrogant? Or highly educated, caring, brilliant individuals? Becoming rich isn't hard, but it does require a bit of time and knowledge. Having time to get rich, educating oneself, and buying assets are the three key factors in attaining untold wealth.

Rich people usually either have or make time to get rich. Most people that now own huge mansions, have wonderful riches, and drive the nicest cars usually begin taking the road to riches in their spare time. One plan, the most common, is to work at a low-risk, steady job until one has enough money to invest in something that will feed one for the rest of their life. But before one can invest in anything, one first has to educate oneself.

Although the best way to educate oneself in a particular investment is to have a mentor, and thereby gaining valuable hands-on experience, another excellent way to do this is to listen to tapes and CDs and to read books on the subject. I have done both, mainly pertaining to real estate, but also I have read a wonderful book about making money on the Internet, called Multiple Streams of Internet Income, by Robert Allen.

Lastly, after creating time to get rich, and educating oneself, one simply MUST buy assets that will create money for one, and not liabilities and toys such as a new car every other year, and boats. These come only after one can prove that he is capable of handling and keeping money. Simply put, according to multi-millionaire Robert Kiyosaki: "Assets will feed you, and liabilities will eat you." An example of an asset is a rent-house, or stocks and bonds in a certain company. Only, that is, if the company is good and the stocks are ultimately going up in value.

In conclusion, we see that the three most important ways the rich keep getting richer are: having or making time, subject education, and buying assets. These are the key factors influencing wealth. I personally plan on educating myself in real estate, as it seems the simplest and safest way of getting rich.**

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Are Banks the New Penny Shares?

Found this insightful (some in the banking industry might say incite-ful!) post by Tony Loton, Financial Author and Publisher commenting in The Motley Fool (under user name lotontech) on "Why We Love Wild Penny Stocks...in a Recession":

"There's a new class of Penny Shares.
Not the small innovative highly
speculative ventures, but the big companies that were until recently regarded as
'safe investments'.
Yes, I'm talking about the Banks - the new penny
shares."

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I think Tony Loton is really on to something here, don't you? Many bank shares are now worth virtually pennies but that hasn't stopped the banks from continuing to raise or add on fees every chance they get on credit cards they issue, and you'd expect their customer services would get better in these tough financial times when they should be doing everything possible to keep the customers they've got, much less add new ones. But all real world evidence from interactions and transactions with banks and other financial institutions seems to point to the exact opposite. Kind of like Superman doing his banking on Bizarro World, the fictional planet made famous in DC Comics, where everything is backwards! The current state of banking finances (with many of the largest financial institutions on the Government bailout dole, at least for now) and the resulting serious drag on bank share prices, must be presenting quite an interesting dilemma and challenge for both individual investors/current shareholders of bank stocks, as well as Institutional buyers of bank and thrift stocks, in terms of what their strategy going forward might be (buy, sell or hold). Choosing the correct path (crystal ball, anyone?) could spell the difference between financial doom or financial gloom but more likely will result in something that falls in between those two extremes. Time will tell ....
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Be sure to check out Tony Loton's fascinating and very informative non-fiction reference book, "Financial Trading Patterns".