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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion.

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To: SSP who wrote (1190)6/21/1999 1:36:00 AM
From: Jim Bishop  Read Replies (1) of 150070
 
Some interesting small cap investing rules from analystgroup.com.

Rule # 1 - Generally you shouldn't invest more than $10,000 into any one
micro-cap stock. These stocks are speculative sometime, and thus contain
some degree of risk. Besides, even a small investment can pay off
significantly due to the large price movements of micro-cap stocks.

Rule # 2 - Keep a portion of your portfolio in cash. A 20-30% cash
position enables you to respond to price movements and news with
strategies such as averaging down or diversification. A dynamic portfolio
can greatly improve your returns.

Rule # 3 - Sell when you've made good profits. Too often investors hold on
to a stock that has multiplied several times in value, hoping for an even
greater rise. If you must hold on to shares for the long haul, then it is
a good strategy to sell part of your holdings like half when the price has
doubled, and let the rest ride for the longer term.

Rule # 4 - Don't sell from panic. Penny stocks are very volatile, and can
rise or fall greatly within days or hours. Also understand that if you
can't tolerate any degree of risk or volatility, then more conventional
investments such as mutual funds, bonds and money market may be more
appropriate for you. However, with right guidance risk levels may not be
greater than those found on the conventional stock markets.

Rule # 5 - Give yourself a powerful advantage by doing your own research.

Rule # 6 - Have fun and be happy. Micro-cap stock investing is much more
exciting than any other types of investing, as the potential rewards are
greater and will come more quickly.
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