Fools Rush In Part 1
Too often investors buy shares in a stock armed with little more than
the ticker symbol and a tip from a friend at work. ( I’ve done that myself from
time to time - nearly always with regret. Peter makes some valid
points in this article. (Ed Comment)
Why not arm yourself with the best possible
information, especially when it is all there at your fingertips
for free? Here are the bare bones factors that are important to
know about the company you are going to invest in, and how they
can impact the prices of shares. Revenues This is how much money
the company is making.
Many penny stocks may not have revenues
at all if they are in the development stage, or if they are
trying to bring a brand new product to market. However, if the
company has been around a while they had better have enough
revenues to offset some of the costs. If the company is in its
growth stages, there has to be an increasing trend in revenues.
About the author:
Peter Leeds, one of North America’s leading Investment Coaches,
is a self-made millionaire who has created his fortunes on the
stock markets. He has also empowered thousands of individuals to
do the same. His personal success and incredible ability to
consistently pick money-making stocks has earned him a loyal
following of successful investors and has generated significant
attention from the financial world.