The goal of OTCPro.com is to help people who buy micro-cap stocks find the information they need. It is important for investors to realize that the world of micro-cap stocks is full of hype and bashing, though there are many great micro-cap companies. We try our best to find these companies. We try to be completely unbiased.
OTCPro.com is neither a broker or investment advisor, rather, we review numerous research reports, rumors, stock investment newsletters, and various other stock investment related sources that focus on quality stocks to be purchased and held for both short-term gain and long-term growth. Additionally, you will not find any hype about the selections. Our results speak for themselves.
You have found an excellent resource strictly for stock investors/traders who are focused on micro- and small-cap stocks. That is, if you are looking for stock ideas for buying and holding for short-term or long-term...then our newsletter is for you. Please note, however, that while this won't be the most dynamic site on the web (we generally find between 1 to 4 quality stocks per month that are worthy of being your investment consideration both in the short term and long run), you will be impressed with our track record. We strictly follow trading and investing logic of the micro- and small-cap stock market, instead of emotion, greed, wishful thinking, panic and hype. Many penny stocks frequently have massive price swings of hundreds of percentage points. If you buy at the low end of this price volatility, you will be able to watch your stocks skyrocket in value! It is possible to learn when a stock is near its lowest trading price. Only penny stocks provide such fortune-building potential! Buy low ... sell really, really high! We identify stocks trading at their low.
We focus exclusively on the companies of tomorrow today - while they're still the "treasured secrets" of a small number of investors on the inside. As an investor, you can buy these companies cheap - at insider prices. Once they explode onto the market with their new or innovative product, you rake in the biggest profits.
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OTCPro.com does not recommend the purchase or sale of any company whose stock it profiles or discusses, nor does the profiling or discussion of any company constitute a recommendation to purchase or sell the companies shares.
We screen over 5,000 low priced stocks and then we pick 5% of them to follow for 1-12 months before we recommend. We put our recommendations through a series of vigorous tests in attempting to find diamonds in the rough. We pick winners that have passed most of many strict requirements. In particular, these stocks can not only give us a quick short-term gain, but also provide huge long-term upside potential. Timing is everything, as very few micro- and small-cap stocks will go down forever! We always find some turnaround situations and bargains. Also, no micro- and small-cap stocks will go straight to heaven. This is the reason we often need to take profits to protect our original investment capital and let free shares have a ride, if there is any.
We are proud of what we can offer to investors. But let's face it; we live in an extraordinary time. Not even the emergence of the industrial age brought with it the sheer number of fast-moving opportunities that exist with young, start-up companies today. Sure, there are a lot of pretenders out there. But there are also many smaller - and, for the moment, unnoticed - companies that are providing exciting technology that changes people's life for good. At OTCPro.com, we celebrate such companies. Our success has come following little known, small capitalized, tech companies destined for big time... but ones you can still buy at a bargain today.
In today's volatile markets, especially for small- and micro-cap stocks, information can be very difficult to collect. The average investor is dependent on information based on hot tips from friends and/or from market professionals (e.g., stock broker and investment advisors). The purpose of our publication is to provide investors with our research based on a combination of technical analysis that is important in determining the future price movement of stocks with fundamental analysis. These very important factors are technical analysis and news events. Many investment advisors and brokers lack knowledge of the powerful and critical technique of technical analysis. We use our experience and knowledge of technical analysis as a tool in our decision-making process, and combining this information with company news breaks, fundamentals, and available resources, helps us to determine when a stock appears poised for a major price movement. In some cases, technical analysis is not applicable.
One of the techniques for selecting stocks for a huge return is to use technical analysis if it is applicable to our stock picks. Technical analysis is considered by many experts as the most powerful and reliable method of forecasting future trends in stock prices. There is no method and possibly will be no method in fully predicting tomorrow's stock prices. Picking the right stock is not a science and never will be. However, technical analysis is probably the closest technique used by some market professionals in predicting the future movement of stock prices. This technique is considered highly valid for predicting the short-term movement in stock price (several days to several months) and applicable for the intermediate-term (one week to six months). We believe it is not as reliable for predicting long-term trends (greater than six months).
We believe that all information whether being economical, fundamental, political, etc. is reflected in stock prices. The price movements are simply dependent on the shift in supply and demand. Analysts are not concerned what these factors are, but are very interested in what actually occurs. If demand is greater than supply, prices will increase. The build-up of these relationships can be evaluated through technical analysis. Stock prices generally move in trends "channels", which are based on supply and demand. Trends persist until the supply and demand changes. An analyst can sometimes foresee changes in the balance or supply and demand well before the stock price actually moves in that direction. Charts of stock prices can sometimes fall into repetitive patterns. Each stock has its own way of trading which is reflected in charts. This is sometimes a favorable method of determining probable future stock movement.
A wide variety of technical indicators are available that analysts can use in predicting future stock prices. The most basic tool is a chart of the stock's price movement. There are various types of charts (i.e. bar charts, line charts, and candlestick charts) that can be assigned various horizontal and vertical axis. The most accurate method of chart construction is by usage of percentage charts. Percentage charts have horizontal lines that are vertically spaced at equal distance apart (i.e. each line is the same percentage to the next line). Many charting services use arithmetic or log arithmetic charts. Both of these have their advantages and disadvantages. It is our opinion that of the two -- the log arithmetic chart provides a more meaningful concept of the stock price history. However, the percentage chart is by far the most accurate method of charting stock prices.
There are numerous technical indicators that analysts use or can devise to improve their selection and timing of stock price movement. The following are a few of the more common technical indicators that an analyst could use: time segmented volume, stochastic, moving average, volume bars, price rate of change, linear regression, envelope channels, relative strength index, moving average convergence/divergence, momentum, balance of power, money stream, relative strength graph and comparison graph, and more. The use and interpretation of these indicators/oscillators should only be used by professional technical analysts and/or by individuals with a clear understanding of their mathematical development.
We track numerous companies and constantly interpret their technical position and fundamentals. Once we have narrowed a group of stocks that have a solid technical position, we constantly monitor them until significant news is released or breakout happens. Timing is a very important and critical element in our evaluation. Next, we generate an in-depth research report on the company and release this information to our subscribers through e-mails and post the report on our web site.
Our team constantly scans press releases provided by companies and research reports released by analysts on a daily basis. Some reports are significant to the movement of stock prices, whereas others are not significant. We only profile stocks that we interpret to have two fundamental and critical factors, a solid technical position and a significant news break.
The information contained in OTCPro.com is based upon sources which we consider reliable but are not guaranteed by the OTCPro.com or its officers, directors, employees or any affiliated parties. Any sales or earnings forecasts are obtained by or from the companies' filings with the SEC, news releases, news stories, interview with the companies' key people, industry professionals or other related sources. As professional news organization, OTCPro.com, makes no guarantee as to the reliability of such information.
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Our profiles are based on a company's fundamentals, macroeconomic forces on the stock market, and high-quality information coming out of our exclusive network. Since our profiles are those yet to be made by major Wall Street institutions, you benefit by trading before their massive capital investment instructions are executed in the market. Needless to say, this is information you absolutely CANNOT get anywhere else!
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