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I often talk about “real” stocks versus penny stocks during my webinars and other training sessions.

Penny stocks can be a flash in the pan, here one day and gone the next…

But when they’re here, they can move big.

But “real” stocks have decent fundamentals and actually make money. The majority of the time, these are swing trade names.

To learn more about swing trading, read my recent blog post.

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The main points I look for in these names are revenue, assets, liabilities, and cash.

And I brought “real” stocks up last week during my Daily Double Down because one of these had shown up on Oracle.

99% of the time, these types of names don’t show up on our scanner. It was mainly designed to seek out penny stock movers.

But when “real” stocks do show up, I advise my students to pay attention because Oracle probably caught some price action on a stock with some actual substance.

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Sure enough, Cerence Inc. (NASDAQ: CRNC), which appeared on Oracle last Friday, returned 73.68% after hitting its green Oracle entry signal.

CRNC Intraday, 5-Minute Candles Chart; SteadyTrade

And what makes this stock different from what we usually see on Oracle is that Cerence Inc. is generating revenue, has positive income and cash, and has a strong asset-to-liability profile.

So today, let’s dig into what we do differently when we’re looking at penny stocks versus “real” stocks like CRNC.

Click here to read the full article

Have a great day, everyone. See you back here tomorrow.

Tim Bohen

Lead Trainer, StocksToTrade

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