So you
already know about being "Pumped And Dumped" ... how about this version
Most penny stocks investors are victims of the pump and dump
semi-scam.
Many penny stocks have been accused of using this
strategy to transfer wealth from their investors into their company
insiders.
To do this, company executives hires a publicity
firm to tout (pump) their penny stock with some highly exaggerated facts.
When the unsuspecting penny stocks investors buy up these shares, the
company insiders then release (dump) their shares with a much higher price than
before.
At the end, the penny stocks investors are the ones
holding up the bag with no one to sell their shares to.
We all know when there is no buyer in the market, those
penny stocks just plummet back to the previous price or even lower.
A 14 Cent Stock
at the Heart of China's Industrial Operations
Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical has
risen over 90% since our
recommendation.
Hopefully, you already know that we do not like our
clients to tread the field of penny stocks unless he or she already has
extensive background (and intends to invest full-time).
But then why
was Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical, a company traded on NYSE, one of our
recommendation.
First, Sinopec
Shanghai Petrochemical is not a micro-cap stock. Micro-cap stocks is
just a more professional sounding name for penny stocks.
It takes the gambling sounding tone out.
Since most penny stock investors are really gambling with
their portfolio, we will stick with the name penny stocks.
Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical has nearly $2.5 billion in annual revenues
and hundreds of millions in profits. It is not something most penny
stocks can state about themselves.
Most penny stocks have no profits which make them very highly
speculative investments (which equates to very high chance of losing your money).