3 Penny Stocks With Winning Potential
Today's Financial News - Posted November 25, 2009
To make the highest gains, you must invest in the smallest stocks. The TFN team has located 3 bargain basement-priced penny shares with the potential to double in share price — or better!
by Laura Cadden, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore (TFN): Volatility is the word when dealing with penny stocks.
One article… heck, one RUMOR… and a tiny stock can rise over 40% in an afternoon.
Or drop by 50%.
The right due diligence is the best defense, but timing is even more crucial.
The team at TFN brought readers of their investment research service, Hot Stock Confidential, 70 double-digit gainers (and counting!) in 2009.
And now we’ve found four stocks with ridiculously low share prices that could bring you fast, solid gains in early 2010. Some of them could generate quick double-digit gains in an afternoon.
And at least one has the definite potential to generate a cool double — or more! — for investors buying at current price levels.
Here’s our most “conservative assessment”:
Penny stock winner #1: Emtec Inc. (OTC:ETEC)
This information technology company provides products, services and consulting to commercial and government clients.
Based in New Jersey, Emtec just signed two contracts with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention worth an estimated total of $20 million. Not too shabby for a company with a market cap of just under $15 million!
The stock is showing an upward trend. We like the price to sales ratio of .07.
Pick up shares of Emtec at or under $1 for fast gains of 30% or better.
Penny stock winner #2: Capital Gold Corporation (OTC:CGLD)
Think gold has reached it peak? Most experts say it’s not even close!
This tiny miner is cashing in on its Mexican gold mines: Last quarter Capital Gold’s gross proceeds were up 27% from the same period in 2008.
Insiders moved in September, picking up shares on the cheap – and they’re not selling yet!
Corner your share of this gold market by buying Capital Gold under $1.05 for gains of at least 30% by mid-2010.
Penny stock winner #3: Heartland Inc. (OTC:HTLJ)
Located in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, Heartland is a holding company with subsidiaries that include: Lee Oil Company (markets and distributes petroleum), Mound Technology Inc. (fabricates structural and miscellaneous steel including stairs and railings), and their newest venture, Heartland Steel Inc. (with its newly-completed manufacturing and warehouse facility in Ohio).
This company knows the steel market and this new capacity should prove a boon to its incredibly low share price.
Buy shares of Heartland Inc. (OTC:HTLJ) at or under $0.30 for 25% or better gains in the next six months.
For investors who can handle the risk associated with trading penny shares, we have a dozen companies on the verge of a breakout.
Some of them are biotech nail biters awaiting FDA approval for breakthrough new medicines. Others are beaten-down companies whose CEO’s been bouncing company checks… waiting for a double or even triple as the vultures circle to buy out the assets.
Learn the details by becoming a Member of TFN’s brand-spanking-new investment research service, Penny Stock Confidential. Read all about it and our latest micro-cap finds RIGHT HERE.
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December 7th, 2009 at 12:02 pm
Thank you for the 3 hot leads. I love penny stocks which have potential. Nothing is guaranteed, but I do thank you again for what I received and what you might send me in the future.
Joe Vassar