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Declining market, Expanding economy or Dead-cat Resilience

by Koly Brient

Over the last eight weeks [June, 2006] I've been spending a lot of time reading articles describing the current market conditions...trying to figure if it really affects penny stock investors.

Are we in an advancing market ... are we wading into a bear market. Or is the recent rally just a dead-cat bounce?

The dead cat bounce describes a short-term recovery unhealthy trend. There's a (fairly) old saying in trading: even a breathless cat will bounce if it's released from high enough.

No matter how you slice it...I'm not sure it even matters to penny stock investors like you and me.

For instance ... stocks surged in Japan this month as reports showed growth in manufacturing and exports. Markets rose across Asia as investors were encouraged by Wednesday's overtake Wall Street.

Strong profits reports from two bellwether stocks gave penny stock real estate investors hope that rising rates of interest wouldn't kill profits. The recent sell-off, said one economist was "just turbulence.".

The turbulence, it seems, is continuing on this side of the pond. U.S. stocks traded flat to lower Thursday as the market took a breather as higher oil prices and downbeat economic data curbed Wall Street's momentum. So, what are we to believe, is the market heading up...or heading down?

How does the market come by general terms? As for stocks are regarded, the S&P index is up just 0.3 percent for the year, the Dow is up 3.4 percent and the NASDAQ is down 2.9 percent. Not sparkling data.

But also for penny stock entrepreneurs, the recent roller coaster ride that many skilled blue chip investors are reeling over, is just foregone conclusion. We know that a penny stock is often unpredictable and equally unpredictable.

While a penny stock may be more vibrant when the market is upbeat, in general, a penny stock marches to its own tune. Why? Few investors venture into the field of penny stocks because they are either unwilling or unable to do the work required to accurately predict what these shares may do.

By their nature, it is nearly inconceivable to know what rate a penny stock share should be trading at, and conventional financial ratios and industry evaluations are rarely practical measures for realizing a penny stock's value. Large one-day percentage gains and losses are not an unheard of occurrence for penny stock investors.

So really, bull, bear or cat ... it's just another day at the computer screen for penny stock real estate investors. The task may be fun ... but it's hard. Of the 14,000 public companies in the U.S., about 3,300 are considered penny stocks that trade on the OTC Bboard operated by NASDAQ.

Their visibility is low, chances are you've never heard of their CEO and I doubt they have any institutional following. And while they're highly speculative, the more promising ones have a targeted business plans, and solid positions in niche markets. And for now, they're flying under the radar of Wall Street

So what do you finish an unpredictable market place like the one we find yourself in? Continue applying the same concepts you've always used when searching for that untapped penny stock. And delight in the volatility.



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