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With the cost of living rising and turmoil in the general economy being what it is today, social programs and the future of your family's financial stability are going to be in more peril than ever. We are entering an era that's going to require us to bear more personal responsibility for our financial well being. Now more than ever a more proactive investing stance for our future needs will be required.
Now we've witnessed a year (2008) when stock markets have crashed, losing $2 trillion plus in our 401(K)s and other investment accounts. Retirements and retirement plans have taken a huge hit and those sunset years look to be in serious jeopardy. Where do we go from here?
We reenter the market to slowly recoup recent losses.
It may take two to three years to get back to where we were, but with patience and proper due diligence we can get there. Stocks featured in our REPORTS page would be a good first step in initiating this repair strategy. These are well-researched companies; most with zero debt and many that could be considered recession resistant. Recent market declines have provided a fine opportunity to enter these investments at deep discount prices.
The biggest potential mistake one can make at this point is to become frozen with fear, failing to adjust portfolios for essential future growth.
Fear in the market place. It's important to note that with fear, comes
opportunity.
Small stocks and micro cap stocks should be an integral part of your investment
portfolio. The Smallstockhunter believes that the best potential lies with
stocks that aren't widely followed. We ferret out quality micro cap companies
that have been overlooked by Wall Street's herd mentality. Traditionally
the riskiest part of the stock market, small and micro cap stocks should
probably take up 25% of one's portfolio today. Without risk, there's no
reward, and it's reward we will need to survive a future with rising health
care costs, mounting inflation and endangered Social Security and Medicare
benefits.
The Smallstockhunter is an internet-based newsletter that hunts for, discovers,
and introduces you to promising micro cap stocks priced under $10.00 per
share.
The Smallstockhunter locates and researches fundamentally sound micro cap
stocks that have the potential to double or more in value over a one to
three year timeline. We present these stock reports to you, our subscribers,
for your consideration.
Employing fundamental analysis and using information we gather from
company financial reports the Smallstockhunter is committed to presenting
you with stocks that we consider investment quality micro-cap opportunities
that meet our stringent requirements.
We invest and hold for the longer term. If you happen to be a day trader
and desire instant market profits, you've possibly stumbled across the wrong
site. It would best be wise to move on to a service that specializes in
short term stock trading.
There are many free web based stock investment sites that offer information
on penny and micro cap stocks. One thing to look for on these sites is the
disclaimer attached to these newsletters. It sometimes becomes obvious that
these websites are merely promoting buying stocks in these companies and
in turn are compensated in some way, either with stock or cash payments
from the companies they feature. It makes one wonder how unbiased some of
these reports are.
The Smallstockhunter receives zero compensation from the companies we feature.
The small companies we provide reports on probably don't even know we exist!
Stocks that we deem to have promise as profitable investments are based
solely on financial fundamentals and are the only criteria for being selected.
Each report offered is priced at an affordable $10.00 per report. The publisher
reserves the right to purchase shares in the companies we feature but will
wait 7 days after they are posted on the website before establishing any
personal positions. Notifications of these possible transactions will be
posted on the Update page as they occur. There are many micro stock-investing
sites that fail to do this. They promote a stock, (usually something on
the pink sheets or the OTC Bulletin Board) subscribers rush in and buy,
pushing the stock price upwards. At this point these stock promoters sell
with a profit, the stock falls back and you're left holding the bag. This
is called "pump and dump" and is against the law, but still occurs.
READ THE DISCLAIMERS.
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Buying cheap. The further a stock falls, the riskier it seems to investors. But in reality, if the fundamentals haven't changed, this decline makes the stock less risky, because it's now almost certainly a better value.
Obviously long-term investors always do better investing when the market
declines, when stock prices are lower.
There's an old cliché; when blood is in the streets, it's time to buy.
Now would be one of those times.
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