When you're getting into investing you need to invest in companies who have something tangible to offer the marketplace. Something that the market wants but doesn't have. For the even more advanced investor, stock picking is about looking at what a company offers and imagining the demand in the future in the market. Penny stocks are the perfect space for that just because they are offering the world something it may not already have. At the very least penny stock investing is about giving the market something it doesn't have enough of.
Looking for the next best stock before its gotten popular is a little bit like discovering the next boy band before they're NSYNC. You need to have a certain threshold for quality control and you need to be able to see the products use in the world.
When you're trying to pick winners in penny stock investing, considering the world around you is the best place to start. Consider that roll of paper towels in your closet. Now look around those all natural paper towels.
What are the trends? Eco? Green? Reusable? Organic? Hybrid?
Where else do these trends enter your life? Bath products, food, home care, cleaning supplies, vehicles?
So who makes these products? These are the companies you're looking for; the ones introducing the newest trends. Then who are these trend pushers partnering with? These smaller companies with new ideas and limited exposure; these may be the ones who have the stock that you're looking for.
Even if it's a trend you don't necessarily see the need for, that doesn't make its place in the market any less valid. You, as an adult, are not going to have any ability to get at your stem cell tissue. However you could have a child forthcoming, a nephew, or grandchild on the way. If your family history has a genetic predisposition to terminal illnesses, getting the stem cells of your next of kin can save lives of the next generation. So stem cell research companies may be something you should look into.
Finding your penny stocks niche in the marketplace before the marketplace can make you a very rich person. Once you've deciphered that your company not only has something of value to offer the market that's also original, you should buy in, double down, and hold on for the ride!
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