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Low-Price Smart Penny Stocks for Small Investors
Free Research Reports and Full Picks for Next to Nothing
Diversification for small investors can be real. Bulletstocks helps small investors and day- traders to locate quick profits and diversify portfolios, by targeting low-priced small cap penny stocks. We find good buys on "pay per pick" listed small cap undiscovered undervalued penny stocks, for small investors and day traders. We have no financial interest in any of our picks. Most “penny stock” services either charge an annual fee (some charge close to $200.00 per year), or simply provide a random assortment of cheap stocks. Many are spammers who are obviously promoting specific stocks for their own purposes. We are none of these. Bulletstocks analyzes specific trends, including new technologies, emerging energy trends, and foreign economies. (Many attractive listed penny stocks trade on foreign markets, especially in Asia.) Our stock picks are based on those trends. We don’t merely list penny stocks; we provide specific reasons why we think our picks will make money! We give inexpensive unbiased instant results. A weekly report explores a particular market trend, and describes at least three small cap listed companies whose current stock price is under $3.00, and which research indicates are likely to profit from the reported trend. Many of these cheap stocks are priced under $1.00. A small (under $8) one-time fee displays the identity of and basic information about each penny stock. The research, report, and summary descriptions of each penny stock pick are provided free of charge. Small investors can make money with these stocks! This is the last frontier for middle-class investors. Our unique pricing opens investing to anyone! No membership, no recurring fees, no passwords to remember
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Bulletstocks searches for low-priced, undervalued, small cap,listed penny stocks trading in American and foreign markets, to find the best stocks under $1.00, and other cheap stocks. We investigate market forces - political events, weather, consumer trends, and the like - as well as management and company history, to determine which of these bargain stocks we believe are ready to explode. 2 to 3 picks are always available, from $5 to $10 per pick. (Free summaries guide investors to particular stocks.) Our Bullet Stocks are updated weekly.
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REPORT FOR WEEK OF 06/03/06
New Frontier
India just might be the new frontier for small investors. The Bombay Stock Exchange has been rocketing, the government is committed to encouraging investment, and all indicators are that the Indian economy, and the stock market, will continue to expand at a rapid rate. Foreign investors are already flocking there, and there appears to be profit to be made, especially for those investors who specialize in small cap or penny stocks.
India has enjoyed eye-popping economic expansion of late. For the past two years, its economy has been growing at an annual rate of about 7%, roughly double the rates of the two years before those.. This growth is driven by low interest rates, consumer spending, record exports, and burgeoning agricultural production. Foreign investors, especially the Japanese, are flocking to the Bombay Stock Exchange, investing heavily in blue chip stocks, which are expecting continued annual profit growth. Continued foreign investment will of course push the market upwards.
SENSEX, the benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, made headlines this past September when it broke all records, surging past 8,000 not long after breaking the psychological barrier of 7,000. Since then, the Bombay Exchange has continued to explode, with the SENSEX closing on 4/5/06 above 11,700.
As a result, the Indian stock market is roaring, and has been for some time. This growth cannot help but buoy smaller companies. The burgeoning Indian software industry will perform well during a boom, and some of that sector’s best performers are low-priced stocks. “Basic” industries, such as banks and chemical companies, cannot help but prosper during this boom.
It’s Not Too Late
Some might fear that it is too late to get in on this boom. It is true that the Bombay Stock exchange has been roaring up for many months now, but the indications are that the run is not over. Two recent trading days illustrate the trend. On April 3, 2006, the SENSEX index gained 284 points (to a close of 11,584), or about 8% on the day. Although this is part of an ongoing rally that has seen the SENSEX very nearly double over the past two years, the April 3 spike was notable in that there was virtually no profit taking; investors simply kept buying. All sectors of the market showed gains (including mid-cap and micro-cap issues), and many large-cap stocks recorded new highs. This couldn’t last, could it? The next day brought a surprise.
On April 4, as anyone would have predicted after the day before, some profit taking set in. However, the market nevertheless showed a gain of 74 points. Apparently, most investors in this market (a group which includes many foreign investors), remain high on the Indian stock market. Small companies whose stock is low-priced cannot help but to ride this wave.
LATEST PICKS
- An established Indian chemical company, this firm was originally created by the Indian government to ease the trade imbalance caused by the fact that there were then no domestic chemical companies to speak of. It has since gone private, and has become a supplier of all manner of industrial and commercial chemical products to a broad range of Indian companies. Its stock has been riding the boom; it sold for 67 cents when we first reported on it last October, and went beyond 82 cents per share. It is currently down with the rest of the Indian Market, but should be a bargain at its current price of 63 cents per share.
- The second largest scooter manufacturer in India, it specializes in premium model scooters. That dragged it deep into “second place back when the Indian economy was struggling, but the current prosperity rage has greatly increased the performance of this company. It’s stock price, currently 57 cents, is up substantially since early 2002. Like virtually all Indian stocks, it is down from earlier this year, but should be poised to roar back
- India has become a world leader in the software industry, and this company is a champ. It is a global IT and software company, with customers worldwide, and serves as Indian distributor for many imported business software titles. Its stock, currently at 57 cents, is down from earlier this year, but it has been showing an uncannily steady appreciation rate of 3% to 4% per month since October of 2004, and will likely recover with the Indian economy.
–not an Indian company, but we cannot resist reminding everyone about this stock, one of the largest oil companies in China, which has the fastest growing appetite for oil and gas in the world. (It is this appetite which is largely responsible for the high gasoline prices we are now paying.) Currently trading at 57 cents US per share, this stock provides an opportunity to recoup some of those “at-the-pump” losses.
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