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Profit Maker Reports

In addition to the many exciting benefits our member enjoy, you also get a key to enter the Penny Stock Insider online archives of valuable Profit Maker Reports. Once you've become a member, we urge you to read everything there including all the articles and other special features.

You'll find timely tips and timeless information designed to give you a broader understanding of the penny stock market.

We've listed a few of the topics below to give you an idea of the depth and quality of these reports. If there's a particular subject of special interest that doesn't appear in our archives, just let us know. We'll do our homework and create the report to meet your needs.

The MicroCap List

Here you will find up to 75 stocks selling for under $0.75. This report is for those who have their own methods for analyzing investments and who prefer to conduct the due diligence themselves. The stocks on this list can be volatile with frequent potential for profit or loss.

Reaction Action

There has been a big influx of new investors into the market, largely due the ease of the Internet and electronic trading. It led to one of the hottest bull markets in history. But it also contributed to the subsequent decline that came after.

Falling in Hate

We've been told that it's not wise to "fall in love" with the stocks in your portfolio. But here's a twist: we think it's more hazardous when you "fall in hate". In other words, refusing to uncurl your fingers and cut loose of those stocks that are in a downward spiral.

Old Stock Certificates

Do you have any dusty old stock certificates turning yellow in your safety deposit box? What are they worth today? Find out by depositing them into your brokerage account. Your broker can probably give you an update on how much they're worth. But be prepared to do a little research on your own.

10 Trading Myths

Can you separate the myths from the facts when you hear or read about penny stock trading? Here's a list of good tips that will leave you with fewer doubts. Some may be familiar to you already, but be prepared. A few might come as a surprise.

Penny Stock Trading

Trading in penny stocks requires you to be more vigilant than when trading the more stable higher caps. You must give more consideration to timing, potential promotional scams, and the higher risk and volatility.

Fools Rush In

If you travel into unfamiliar territory without a road map, chances are you're going to get lost. The same idea applies to investing. Get as many facts as possible about a company before you consider buying. We've provided you with a free road map so you'll know where to go, what to look for, and which things may affect share prices.

...And Pigs Get None

Have you ever taken an investor profile test-- the kind that determines your investment style, your methodology, and personality? Read this report and see which category best fits you. You might learn something about your philosophy that you didn't know before. (We're sure you won't be the "pig.")

Paper Trading for Risk-Free Investing

Do you know the term. "paper trading?" It's a great way to find out how your trading methodologies would hold up in the real world. Here's how it works: do your homework and pick some stocks. Then just keep a written record without actually buying anything. Watch the stock's performance and see how you would have done had you really bought them. It's good practice and it doesn't cost anything.

Listings, de-listings and alternative markets

Companies are required to maintain specified minimum standards in order to be listed on a particular stock exchange. If they fall short of those standards, the exchange bumps them off and bars them from trading their shares. The shares can be traded on other markets with lower standards, but the investor needs to be aware of the greater risk involved.

The New Investor Special Report

If you're unfamiliar with trading on the stock market, this report is for you. For those who have never bought a stock, but have some money they'd like to invest, we've put together this quick overview to help you get started.

Every investor needs a stock broker to handle buy and sell orders. The first step is to decide which kind of firm will work best for you. Do you need one that offers full service, or can you go with a discount brokerage firm?

New Penny Stock Trader Special Feature

If you're not familiar with penny stocks, let us show you how they differ from blue chips or higher cap stocks. Penny stocks are much more speculative and you won't find them listed along side the big board names like Intel or Proctor and Gamble.

The 8 Best Discount Brokers for Penny Stocks

There are a few discount brokerage firms out there that understand the penny stock market. They can make your trading experience a lot easier and they'll charge you less for their services. This report lists our top eight picks. They aren't listed in any particular order and we don't factor in quality of service, investor satisfaction, or dependability.

Timing Investment Choices

All stocks have opportune times for buying. If you select a variety of stocks that interest you and keep your eye on their performance, you'll be more likely to spot a prime buying opportunity for at least one of them.

Links and Descriptions of the Best Investor Sites on the Net!

The Internet provides great opportunities for researching investment information. After an extensive search, we've narrowed it down to a few sites that we consider the most professional and reliable. These Websites will help you track the stocks you already own, and let you monitor the ones that might be ready to move. You'll find free services on each of the sites, plus some that charge a fee for more advanced features.

Beyond The Brink

If you've never ventured into the penny stock market, or if you did and lost, this report is for you. Reading it will give you an edge over less informed and inexperienced traders. As everybody knows, in order to make money in the stock market, somebody else has to lose.Let us help you be a winner!

Cashing Out

Some experienced traders sell a portion of their holdings when there is uncertainty about the stock's future price gains. For instance, you might sell 50% of a stock and keep the rest. If the stock doubles in value, your holdings would be worth the same as before you sold. You'd still benefit from future appreciation on the half you still own, plus if the stock loses all value, the worst you'd do is break even.

Tax Loss Selling

The value of your portfolio may have decreased, but until you actually sell those holdings, you can't show a loss on your taxes. However, this means you get to choose the most advantageous time for selling and taking the loss—for instance during a year you need the extra write-off. Be sure to check with your accountant about IRS rules governing these issues.

Word On The Street

With so many ways to measure the strength and viability of a stock, the brokerage community has come up with a way to rank stocks using a single number system. You can quickly scan the list and see how a stock's investment potential compares to others.

Rich Cowards

If you're so cautious about investing in stocks that it keeps you out of the market all together, you might be missing some money making opportunities. However, investing carelessly and being irresponsible with your money, can be much worse. We'll show you how to balance caution with a little risk taking so you can reap big rewards.

Bear Facts

A bear market can last anywhere from 6 to 18 months. During that time, stocks may suffer a drop off from their highest levels of between 15% and 45%. Prices can be reduced to levels reached over 16 months ago.

Why They Whisper

Do you know what we mean by "whisper numbers?" It's the price stocks are predicted to hit in a given period of time. The current prices often reflect these anticipated numbers. However, when a company reports increased revenue growth, if Wall Street was expecting even higher numbers, the stock can actually fall off in spite of the positive news.

Secrets of the Hot List

How do we pick our hot picks? By combining both fundamental and technical analysis. Analyzing a company's fundamentals reveals information about their long-term outlook and quality of management, over-all operations, and more.

Our technical analysis allows us to identify the best times to buy. We can foresee any emerging trends, negative price fluctuations, and support/resistance levels.

The MicroCap 20

We have identified companies that trade their stocks for less than $0.75. This report is for those who have their own methods for analyzing investments and who prefer to conduct the due diligence themselves. The stocks on this list can be volatile with frequent potential for profit and loss.

10 Canadian Stocks with Upside Potential

For our Canadian members, or anyone trading on the Canadian exchanges, we've selected ten companies that have not received a lot of attention elsewhere, but which we believe are worth a closer look. We chose them because of their earnings, impressively low price/earnings ratios, and high working capital, etc. We feel there is strong potential for them to excel in their industries in the near future.

Remember The Rise

When you review the numbers of memorable bull markets, it can be assuring when the markets are up. If the markets are down, these same numbers can be a reminder that upturns are inevitable.

Look Familiar?

Can you relate to any of the scenarios in this report? If so, try applying one of our quick fixes. There is a right approach for dealing with every situation. See our examples and find out how to minimize your losses and maximize your gains.

How to Interpret and Profit from Financial Statements

If you want to evaluate how a company compares with the competition, read their financial statements. This report shows you how to determine what the company assets are, how much they owe, their profits and losses, and how things have changed since they last reported their numbers. If you know how to measure a company's potential viability, you can get a glimpse of which direction the stock prices are likely to swing.

Eight Penny Stocks To Avoid

When you know what to look for in the penny stock market, you'll find plenty of opportunities to turn a small investment into big profits. However, you also need to be aware of which companies to avoid. We provide a list of investments that could be hazardous to your financial health.

Day Trading

Let us introduce you to the day trader's world. If you have the time and know how, day trading can be great way to make money in penny stocks. It's easy to get started, and by following a few simple guidelines, it's possible to see a profit in just a few days.

Hibernating Bear

You know that saying about a rising tide lifting all boats? It also applies to the financial markets. Even bad stocks go up in the best of times. Of course, the best stocks can be pulled down in bear markets. Even for the novice, it's hard to lose money in bull markets. When the markets are hot, with no indication of declining, you can apply a few basic principles and maximize your gains.

Is That Legal?

While the bulk of trading is done legally, there are some investors that engage in illegal and criminal activities in the market. This report takes a closer look at some of these unsavory practices and points out what it is that makes them illegal.

Support Levels and Loss Minimization

We share some of our investment methodologies to help you maximize gains and reduce your losses. In this report you'll learn some of the more advanced methodologies which, when combined with some basic technical analysis, can provide a solid approach for investing in medium to high-volume penny stocks.

Wounded Bull

To get a feel for market trends, compare the current levels with those of a month ago, rather than measuring it by days or weeks. It takes some time for trends to become evident and if you're witnessing an actual trend, it will last longer than a couple of weeks. When a market keeps ending higher than it did in the previous 30 days, that's good news for investors.

4 Step Stock Picks

It takes a lot of effort and experience to evaluate technology companies. This report presents four simple criteria for performing due diligence on any stocks you are considering. You'll find some excellent guidelines for sizing up the company and the value of its shares.

Investment Tools for Penny Stock Investors

With the rapid expansion of the Internet, time consuming investment research has become a thing of the past. Now you can get online and find exactly what you need in a matter of minutes. With a click of the mouse, you can make big profits with more ease and speed than ever before--and you can do it without even leaving your computer.

MicroCap Listings

Because of numerous requests from our members, we are publishing this list of 75 penny stocks that trade for under $0.75.Note: Many of the stocks on this list are not on our recommended list and should be carefully considered before purchasing.

Ready, Set, Greed!

A sure sign of true greed, is when investors get so swept up, they don't know when enough is enough. That's why some will tenaciously hold on to their stellar 1000% gains and ignore the fact that profit takers are selling out, bringing the stock down to more realistic levels.

The Truth About Bull

Do you know how to separate fact from fiction in the financial news? How do you sort through the hype and overblown opinions of all the interest groups, or spot the omissions and exaggerations? With so many different factors to consider, it takes a lot of experience to filter through it all, to summarize what you've read, and to know what information to discard. This report shows you how to distinguish between hyperbole and reality.