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A Beginner's Guide to Trading Penny Stocks

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Fri, 29 May 2009

If you are new to Penny Stocks trading then you may not have much idea about how you can deal in this type of stocks. What you should know is that penny stocks are not traded in the regular stock exchange or market like the other stocks. Penny stocks are actually traded in the OTC market. Irrespective of whether you are buying the shares or selling them, you will need the services of a broker to carry out your transactions. It can be a full service broker or an online broker. It is important for you to know that the account that you are using to trade in these stocks should contain sufficient funds so that you can buy the stocks and pay the broker his commission. And normally you cannot use margin on Penny Stocks.
Perhaps the best method through which you can deal in penny stocks is to check out the pinksheets website. You should be aware of the market that the stock is being traded in and you should also know the ticker symbol of the penny stocks. When you are buying or selling shares make sure that you deal in large number of shares so that you do not pay a high % commission to your broker.
You have to let your broker know whether your penny stock order is a market or limit order. Market order refers to the order where you pay for the shares as per the market price. A limit order is one where you will need to state a limiting price that will have to be reached for the purpose of carrying out your order. When you have more experience in dealing with penny stocks, you should opt for limit orders as this will prevent the outcomes of price volatility and you will also be able to have more control.
One other factor that you should take in to account is the period of your order. Your order can be held till a specified date or it may simply stand for a single trading day.
Also it is recommended to use newsletter services so that you can learn as you trade, there are many types of newsletters and to read one that has Fundamental information and also Technical Analysis is one method that help learn very fast. www.HyperGrowthStock.com is such a service and you should go register, it's a free service loaded with valuable information and many alerts every week.

 

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