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04-09-2012, 03:27 PM
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From the desk of Timothy Sykes
Penny Stock Millionaire
Beating the IPO Craze

Remember the IPO craze of the 1990s? Countless companies—some good, some bad—went public. Millionaires and billionaires sprouted like weeds, even at the crummy companies.

The problem is, only insiders, investment bankers and a few lucky employees were able to cash in. Investors like us were left out in the cold.

Why am I bringing this up? Because as I showed you on my last video, those IPOs have a lot in common with today’s stock promotion schemes—with one ginormous difference:

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What do IPOs and stock promotions have in common?

Simple. During the IPO craze, investors didn’t seem to care if the company they were buying had a good business, a good idea, or even any earnings. They wanted in, no matter what. That demand sent the stock of the hottest companies soaring.

The catalyst behind it all: the promotion and marketing of these companies by the investment banks to their client base. That promotion and marketing drove millions of dollars into these stocks—money that drove the stocks to often ridiculous levels, creating millionaires and billionaires in the process.

While the IPO craze is more than a decade behind us, today’s stock promoters follow a very similar model: promoting and marketing low-priced stocks to millions of investors, who they hope will pile in and drive up the stock price.

Just like many of the old IPOs, a huge number of these promoted companies have absolutely nothing going for them and make for terrible long-term investments... yet investors buy them anyway.

That explains how, in 2011, the stock promoters I tracked were able to drive some pretty iffy stocks up 280% in 14 days... 642% in 42 days... and even 1,540% in 21 days.

Of course, most—if not all—of these companies later crashed. But nvestors who got in early and then got out fast once they hit their profit target took their money home by the truckload.


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