
Email GuidancePenny Stock Insider members get as much ongoing guidance as they want. We are always just an e-mail away, and are more than happy to help you learn the ropes, understand trading, or get our opinion on a featured penny stock. Even if you are not a member yet, you can still send us your penny stock questions. Just visit our Contact Page and send us an e-mail. We would love to hear from you. View some of the following question and answer samples we have included below. E-Mail Question #1 and Our Answer----- Original Message ----- From: Ricardo XXXXXXXX To: PeterLeeds.com Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 12:50 PM Subject: Re: pennystockinsider i'd like to understand better your system. Do you pick daily stocks, or from time to time? For example, www.stocksdelirium.com gives about 1 or 2 stock picks per week, but they only get it right from time to time. Imagine that I start with $500 and pick 1 of your stock, and it fails and I lose 50%. Then I pick another and fail again with more 50%. I go from $500 to $125 which is almost Game over... Is this probable to happen? another thing. If this is really true, then if you trade your own money you should be rich by now, so why bother with clients paying only $100 per year? Even if you have 1000 clients, $100,000 per year is nothing compared with what you can gain by having 100% gains. imagine you start with $5,000 and make JUST 5 of 100% trades (not 1000%). $5,000 to $10,000 to $20,000 to $40,000 to $80,000 to $160,000 So why share this with others? Ricardo XXXXXXX Penny Stock Insider Answer: Ricardo, Thank you for your interest. First I would suggest browsing through our Learning Center at www.pennystockinsider.com/learn.htm to get an explanation of all facets of trading (and Paper Trading) which may interest you. You would gain from a membership by getting our opinions and guidance. Whether or not you would make money depends on a number of factors. The best way to reassure yourself is probably to review our extensive list of unsolicited testimonials, and our verifiable performance record, both of which are on the web site. (www.pennystockinsider.com) You will see that we have helped many, many people makes great deals of money from penny stocks. Of course, others lost money. Penny stock gains are the same as gains on other types of investments - think in terms of percentage. On any amount of invested capital you can gain or lose a certain %, and with penny stocks you will have greater risk, greater reward possibilities. You may also want to look at our list of credentials and media coverage at our web site to see the types of news services that have taken an interest in our product. To keep our service unbiased, we restrict all employees and directors from trading in the companies we feature. Personally I do very well with my own investments, which I try to keep to International stock markets to avoid conflicts of interest and overlaps. Please contact me with any questions or comments you may have about penny stocks, our web sites, or our business. I would be glad to help out in any way I can. Peter Leeds www.PeterLeeds.com PeterLeeds.com - North America's First Choice for Penny Stock Picks. E-Mail Question #2 and Our Answer----- Original Message -----From: ian XXXXXX To: Peter@PeterLeeds.com Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 5:53 PM Subject: sbas Dear sirs, I am a little confused as to how SBAS reacted to a good quarter, down 17%. It beat the street by 2 cents on share losses and looks good going forward. Why such a big sell off after the news? What are your thoughts, and what are your thoughts on SBAS getting down graded to the small cap as they have not met the $1.00 requirement for the NASDAQ? thanks, Ian XXXXX, XXXX@XXXXX.net Penny Stock Insider Answer Ian, On tuesday we posted our outlook for SBAS shares (buy and sell target prices on the Stock Page), and we stand behind these expectations and opinions. The company has been subject to a great deal of volatility lately, as shareholders try to decide fair valuation. SBAS met expectations on the low side, and by all means their results are not 'amazing.' They are losing money instead of making it. However, SBAS is a complete forward-looking play: expectations and the potential of the company are what is driving share prices. While legitimate drivers for the share price, expectations and potential are virtually impossible to factor in with any certainty. That is why, with any investment, you are taking a risk. SBAS has the potential for incredible rewards, but only time can tell. We would not overly worry about what stock exchange SBAS trades on (whether NASDAQ NM, bumped to NASDAQ SmallCap, or even sent to OTC-BB). When a company properly executes their business model, and brings in the profits they are working towards, the share price will react regardless of the parent exchange. We will post the above comments in the Members Section, because we have gotten a few other SBAS questions recently. I hope this helps, but let me know if you have further questions. Peter Leeds |