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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ROLLING STOCKS

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To: Thom Taylor who wrote (163)1/7/1997 9:40:00 PM
From: Sacto   of 233
 
Thanks for your answer. I have found plenty of what I consider rolling stocks. However, I believe that these forums have a tendency to be one-sided and I am hoping that everyone participates. If people are learning that's O.K.--they can help find some too. I have not used telescan, but I do use Value Line as I said. I gnerally look for at least a years pattern of trading within an established range. Take KTCC for example. It has stayed within a general pattern between 6.5-7.5 for quite some time--sure it will drop a bit below 6 once in awhile and a bit above 8 once in awhile, I can say that it stays within a good trading range of 6.5-7.5 and will reach the high and low within that range at least once a month. If it occurs as it has in the past, this will give about a 15% return per month (180% year)--not bad. Even if it happens only once every two months that is not bad either. I also look at the bid and ask price to see if is worth while--very important. I probably would stay away anything less than $3 a share--just scares me. Does this give you enough info? Let me throw a few others out for everyone's research--remember, don't get greedy and don't take anyone's word or profit points until you feel satisfied. Try SPMT, CARE, CRRS, ICOS, RYAN, UIS, TAL, WOL, MAGN, MTSN.
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