The Thrills Of The Penny Stock Newsletter

By Jeannie Chapman


There are thousands of get rich quick schemes in the world, and perhaps subscribing to a penny stock newsletter hasn't been high on your list. However, this is a real market where trading is done and money can be made. The newsletters promise to alert their subscribers to rising stocks and predict the best times to buy and, even more importantly, sell.

A thrill a minute is apparently pretty close to the way the small and micro cap market works. Get in and out at the precise moment when profits are at the peak and you can realize your wildest dreams of financial success. Of course, the risks are as big as the possibilities, since these stocks are extremely volatile.

That said, your investment can be small and the entertainment value might off-set your losses. Just think: take the same sum you pay for internet access every month and see if you can grow it 225%, like the happy-face folks in the testimonials. This seed money could turn your life around. Quit your job and work from home! Make daily trips to the bank with your gains! Retire early and enjoy life on the insane profits that are possible in this market!

There are many free offers of financial inside tips online, presented by people who look like they work on Wall Street or like James Bond's girl sidekick. Just checking out the sites is fun. There is a whole new world out there, complete with hype and promises and guarantees that everyone respects your privacy.

Look at it as an educational experience that's a lot cheaper than a college degree and has more job security. (Remember, it's the pay check that's on the table here.) There's no need to learn a foreign language when there's a whole world of financial jargon to master. Find out the difference between a small stock and a micro cap and then learn the ins and outs introduced by your free online newsletter.

It's hard to see how this kind of investing can be anything but fun, if the newsletters are to be believed. They speak of the explosive opportunities to make spectacular gains, and of the thrill of getting in and out at just the right time to maximize returns. Even the very real risk factor pales in the face of all the great advice that will be coming your way, and anyway, we're talking pennies here, right?

So what if the hype sounds like you're on a used car lot. Phrases like 'limited time opportunity' are all to familiar in the places where they want your money. But hype is fun. It works because it's hypnotic. If you're tired of looking to internet solitaire to pass the time, this wild ride may be for you.

Reading a penny stock newsletter probably will get you farther than reading Publisher's Clearinghouse letters. What do you have to lose, assuming you have self-control and a separate account for what really may be Mad Money? If you have the time and energy to watch the market and read the picks that the research teams have chosen for you, maybe you should go for it.




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