Best Penny Stocks To Invest In
Are you in search of some recommendations on what are the best penny stocks to invest in, that you should add to your investment portfolio? There is a weekly newsletter in circulation, entitled "Doubling Stocks" that issues a hot penny stock pick every week. Ever since the newsletter has gone into circulation in early 2007, its stock picks have been consistent winners.
The stock picks are based on the recommendations made by MARL, a stock analysis computer program, that was also developed in early 2007. MARL analyzes thousands by compiling and computing statistics relevant to each stock's past and present performance and makes recommendations on which stocks are likely to see a significant increase in value in the upcoming days or weeks.
Week after week, since its inception, MARL has consistently, without fail, chosen stocks that have seen an average of 105% return on investment. In fact, the company that licenses MARL claims that over 100 people have achieved millionaire status since 2007 thanks to their investments in MARL's recommendations.
For example, in January of 2008, one of MARL's recommendations was a penny stock with ticker symbol IDGJ. It quickly rose from $0.09 per share to a high of $0.32 cents per share, before leveling out at about $0.19 per share. This represents an increase of 100% to 200% in an extremely short span of time. Had you invested $1,000 in IDGJ stock per MARL's recommendation, when it was at $0.09, you could have bought 11,111 shars. Had you sold your shares at their peak value of $0.32 per share, you would have made a profit of $2,555.53 minus any trading commissions.
The stock picks are based on the recommendations made by MARL, a stock analysis computer program, that was also developed in early 2007. MARL analyzes thousands by compiling and computing statistics relevant to each stock's past and present performance and makes recommendations on which stocks are likely to see a significant increase in value in the upcoming days or weeks.
Week after week, since its inception, MARL has consistently, without fail, chosen stocks that have seen an average of 105% return on investment. In fact, the company that licenses MARL claims that over 100 people have achieved millionaire status since 2007 thanks to their investments in MARL's recommendations.
For example, in January of 2008, one of MARL's recommendations was a penny stock with ticker symbol IDGJ. It quickly rose from $0.09 per share to a high of $0.32 cents per share, before leveling out at about $0.19 per share. This represents an increase of 100% to 200% in an extremely short span of time. Had you invested $1,000 in IDGJ stock per MARL's recommendation, when it was at $0.09, you could have bought 11,111 shars. Had you sold your shares at their peak value of $0.32 per share, you would have made a profit of $2,555.53 minus any trading commissions.
Are you in search of some recommendations on what are the best penny stocks to invest in, that you should add to your investment portfolio? There is a weekly newsletter in circulation, entitled "Doubling Stocks" that issues a hot penny stock pick every week. Ever since the newsletter has gone into circulation in early 2007, its stock picks have been consistent winners.
The stock picks are based on the recommendations made by MARL, a stock analysis computer program, that was also developed in early 2007. MARL analyzes thousands by compiling and computing statistics relevant to each stock's past and present performance and makes recommendations on which stocks are likely to see a significant increase in value in the upcoming days or weeks.
Week after week, since its inception, MARL has consistently, without fail, chosen stocks that have seen an average of 105% return on investment. In fact, the company that licenses MARL claims that over 100 people have achieved millionaire status since 2007 thanks to their investments in MARL's recommendations.
For example, in January of 2008, one of MARL's recommendations was a penny stock with ticker symbol IDGJ. It quickly rose from $0.09 per share to a high of $0.32 cents per share, before leveling out at about $0.19 per share. This represents an increase of 100% to 200% in an extremely short span of time. Had you invested $1,000 in IDGJ stock per MARL's recommendation, when it was at $0.09, you could have bought 11,111 shars. Had you sold your shares at their peak value of $0.32 per share, you would have made a profit of $2,555.53 minus any trading commissions.
The stock picks are based on the recommendations made by MARL, a stock analysis computer program, that was also developed in early 2007. MARL analyzes thousands by compiling and computing statistics relevant to each stock's past and present performance and makes recommendations on which stocks are likely to see a significant increase in value in the upcoming days or weeks.
Week after week, since its inception, MARL has consistently, without fail, chosen stocks that have seen an average of 105% return on investment. In fact, the company that licenses MARL claims that over 100 people have achieved millionaire status since 2007 thanks to their investments in MARL's recommendations.
For example, in January of 2008, one of MARL's recommendations was a penny stock with ticker symbol IDGJ. It quickly rose from $0.09 per share to a high of $0.32 cents per share, before leveling out at about $0.19 per share. This represents an increase of 100% to 200% in an extremely short span of time. Had you invested $1,000 in IDGJ stock per MARL's recommendation, when it was at $0.09, you could have bought 11,111 shars. Had you sold your shares at their peak value of $0.32 per share, you would have made a profit of $2,555.53 minus any trading commissions.
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