Im new to stocks i haven't ever traded online. However i have used many virtual trading programs and i have a good concept on how trading works. I believe i am ready to start the real thing. Im ...
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My investments 10k have been reduced to 4k. How can I grow it back in the short term. Penny stocks?
The holdings are in two mutual funds and four stocks. The stocks are almost wiped out but the funds are down 50%. Would trading in penny stocks help in the short term. Any suggestions on specific stocks
I don't usually look at penny stocks, but since crude oil started going back up, I did in the energy sector
Speculative oil penny stocks that are moving back up similar to crude oil:
US Markets:
BQI - Oil Sands
GST - Gastar Exploration
IVAN - Ivanhoe Energy
UK markets:
BOR - Borders &
HAWK - Nighthawk
I assume you use stop losses and candlestick charts. Make sure you calculate how much of $4K you want to risk.
Just try these then get back to the blue chips.
src50
Penny stocks are risky - basically just gambling. You can't grow it back "in the short term."
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Penny stocks are not the answer. While you may be able to buy a lot of shares, that is not what drives the returns. It is the return on investment that matters. Whether you put $4,000 into one share or thousands of shares, your return depends on how the stock performed. A $4k investement is a $4k investment regardless of the number of shares.
You're better off focusing on the company performance rather than the number of shares you can purchase.
Kay
The penny stocks would be more risky. Don't pour more money into the market. Rotate your current stock holdings into stocks (companies) which have good yield (dividends) and have a better chance of rebounding in comparison to what you own.
Hugh K
Learn a profitable strategy and stick with it. Learn to short sell. people will be making a lot of money with stocks going down. I wouldn't gamble with penny stocks just to try and chase your losses.
Luke
Getting anything back short term is a gamble your best to share out your stocks and look to the future.
http://www.lukemoseley.info/forex.html
scottsmylie
You are probably better off holding where you are but penny stocks can go either way. If you have to ask this question on Yahoo finance you probably should not be in penny stocks. However, I do like MCZ.
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