Picking the Right Penny Stocks to Trade

Penny stocks have got a bad rap for a lot of different reasons, some unjustified. These stocks are poorly regarded by many retail and institutional traders, owing to their OTC and Pink Sheet status. Unlike traditional stocks listed on the NYSE, S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Dow Jones, many penny stocks simply trade over the counter. The literature is peppered with horror stories about company pump and dump schemes with penny stocks. True to form, other than Tier 1 and Tier 2 penny stocks, man...

Many of us have seen or heard stories about entrepreneurs making their millions through climbing up the rungs of the property ladder. They start with a small starter property and end up with an impressive portfolio of real estate. However, investing in real estate is not for the faint-hearted. There are many aspects of buying real estate that are significantly profitable, but on the other hand, there are a few pitfalls potential investors should be aware of. Before investing in rea...

Investing in real estate. It’s always talked about, but is it as great as it sounds? It’s hard to imagine all of the different benefits when it requires such an enormous start-up cost. Alongside this, it’s much more work than simply buying a stock and observing the market. How do you know if it’s worth it? Well, in this article, we are going to discuss some of the main aspects of real estate investment, so you can determine precisely if it’s the right choice for you. Interested? Then kee...

In June 2020, Raynar Portfolio Management (RPM) launched its newest strategy focused on small-cap investment opportunities. The strategy, Raynar Flagship, is managed by RPM founder Philip Rodrigs. Rodrigs, along with Matthew Taylor who leads Raynar Enhanced Porfolio, and Jon Garland, Head of Client Relations, has been thrilled with the level of success RPM has seen since its inception in February. In just seven months, the firm has grown to more than £55m, according to the firm’s strategy f...

A commodity market has two players: the rational trader and the noise trader. No trader wants to be labeled, ‘noisy’. This due to the proven harsh experiences that such speculators undergo. As you aim to win from the market, target to escape the noise circle. One way of achieving this is by focusing on the causes of trade noise. These include correction and volatility. What is volatility? When should you apply volatility knowledge? How do you calculate volatility? Can you lose from t...

With the several largest point drop days in Dow Jones history during March, and with experts still expecting a second Coronavirus wave, we're looking at putting on our seatbelts to weather the probable storm. So, what about Robo advisors? They were all the rave when times were good, but how are they going to fair in a downturn? After all, you can never really be tested in a bull market. Sure, you may yield higher or lower than market returns, but the acid test comes with how well you kee...

Have you diversified your business to reduce risk? Business expansion via product diversification helps a business in reaching a wide variety of audiences as well as reduce the inherent risk involved in conducting business. For instance, take Disney as an example. The company has an extensive portfolio, including films, parks, cruise ships, and children retailing. Now, it has entered the world of streaming services as well. While exploring various portfolios has a fair share of ad...

Since the start of the year, the news has kicked into high gear, with warnings of global setbacks abroad and domestically. Tragically, Australia has already lost 10 million hectares of land to the bushfire crisis. The relationship between the U.S. and Iran has heated up, cooled down, and then heated back up again, provoking acts of aggression from both sides. The United States and China have engaged in a trade war, and the still widely misunderstood Chinese Wuhan Coronavirus outbreak has co...

Today we have an article written by Jim Wang, the author of one of the first financial blogs I started reading many years ago (which he later sold for 7 figures). He now shares his knowledge at wallethacks.com. -- When I was younger, I thought that if you wanted to invest money it had to be in the stock market. As I got older, I learned that there are hundreds of options. The stock market is one of the most popular but sometimes you don't want that volatility. You may want to put yo...

Is Football Memorabilia Worth Investing In?

Some football fans love collecting football memorabilia! But do they know which editions to look out for or the worth of what’s laying around in their loft space? Read on as we explore the most highly prized programmes in history and offer you advice on how you can get started collecting rare footie programmes and making some money today… The first football match programme When the Football League arrived in 1888, it wasn’t long after that the first football match programme was created. Unlike...

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Is Football Memorabilia Worth Investing In?