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Posted on 13 August 2011.
Volatile, yet potentially lucrative, NYSE penny stocks attract traders who are hoping to find the next up-and-coming company that will bring them a great return. Small companies that are hoping to increase their trading value usually issue these low-cost stocks, priced at less than five dollars. Some of these companies are destined for greatness and others will never get off the ground. It is important to look over a few details about the companies behind penny stocks before you invest, in order to minimize the possibility of a loss and maximize the prospects for success.
As with any stock, a trader should investigate the fundamentals of NYSE penny stocks before parting with any money. Factors such as a company’s longevity and its financial history are both part of the quality of an investment. If the company has never turned a profit, or is so new that no one seems to know anything about it, then it may not be a good investment, even at such a low price.
Next, traders should determine from which sector of the economy that NYSE penny stocks come. Stocks issued by companies in a declining industry are probably not a good bet. Stocks from areas of the economy that are booming have a better chance of excelling. This does not mean that all penny stocks from a suffering economic sector are guaranteed to fail, nor does it mean that all companies in advancing sectors are certain to make good returns.
Finally, traders need to examine the buying pressure behind NYSE penny stocks. If no one else is buying it, that might mean they know something negative about the company. This should either spur a trader to investigate more, or possibly move on to other NYSE penny stocks.
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