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What stocks should i order for wednesday December 26? |
I trade for long term, and also day trade. I would like advice on which stock i should buy, preferably mass order. stocks under a 2 dollar quote which seem profitable in the near future. Stocks under $2 a share are usually pretty troubled companies and extremely risky, that being considered, here are a few suggestions for lower priced stocks: If you're a day trader, you know how fast the market changes. You HAVE to do your diligence. If you are trading stocks that are priced under $2 then there is no way that anyone can tell you which ones will go up in price. Think about it. Companies trading on the major exchanges are required to file quarterly income statements describing the explicit details of their revenue. They must say when they buy or sell stock. They give guidance about future expectations. They hold conference calls where analysts can ask them whatever they would like about the companies business. Their companies are constantly in the news where any hint of upside or downside developments are rapidly disseminated. Yet in spite of all that information, analysts are still wrong a large percentage of the time on whether the stock price will go up or down. If they are unable to predict stock prices with all that information, how on earth do you think that someone can predict the price of a penny stock about which they know practically nothing? |
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