Invest in Penny Stocks: A Guide to Profitable Trading

by Peter Leeds

THE APPETITE FOR PENNY STOCKS —stocks that trade for less than $5 a share—is greater than it's ever been. Due to their potential for rapid change, these investments can be both lucrative and high-risk. Penny stocks that pass the proper analysis can quickly multiply in value, dramatically outperforming every other type of stock, including so-called "safe" blue chips. Exciting, original, and inspiring, Invest in Penny Stocks is the only book of its kind. The Penny Stock Professional, Peter Leeds introduces you to all the concepts needed to become a successful penny stock risk-free paper trading, tactics of the pros, the best markets, effective due diligence, and much more. He also reveals his 29- point Leeds Analysis, which uncovers the absolute best small companies with strong management teams, great upside potential, proven revenues, patented technologies, and rock-solid fundamentals. These premium penny stocks are more likely to outperform, and less likely to suffer downside price moves. Packed with nearly twenty of Leeds' favorite trading tactics and over forty real company trading charts, Invest in Penny Stocks can quickly help anyone become a successful trader. Using methods of fundamental and technical analysis developed over many years, Peter Leeds is consistently able to discover value in companies that others can't see. With Invest in Penny Stocks , he shows you how to take advantage of the opportunities that everyone else is missing.

Genres: Finance

208 pages, Hardcover

First published February 9, 2011

Reviews

[Alan Barratt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Author shows how his analytic tool picks winning Penny Stocks

[Anandh Sundar · Rating 3 out of 5]

Book is good and the author is realistic about what he can/cannot achive-for example this disclaime-------->>Understand that anything you read or hear from me is not advice. I don’t give advice. I don’t know you. I don’t know your trading style, your financial situation, or your time outlook (long term, short term, day trader). I can’t know what kind of stock is best for you or what you should do with your money. I don’t know the answers to these things, nor do I want to know..the book is however a thinly veiled sales pitch for his investment advisory services Leeds Analytics and hence is less in content than it could have been. Some useful tips are
1)Of course, finding a great company doesn’t guarantee success. You need to know when and at what price to buy shares
2)The longer the consolidation pattern, the better. What you want is to see a good turnover in shareholders with a major portion of the company being held by fresh investors.
3)Leeds Analysis, while thorough and effective, is not a substitute for your own due diligence. It will, however, really streamline and improve your technique and potentially improve your stock market returns signifi cantly.

[Dogson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great overall entry-level investment book, with helpful blurbs about various basic strategies, from hedging to evaluating market sentiment to short selling. It focuses on penny stocks in particular, but anyone interested in the stock market stands to learn a lot. Very clean, readable copy, I got through it in about three hours.