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If you're like most investors – you've imagined what it would be like to hit it big with a penny stock.
And I get it. You know it's not likely or realistic… but lots of folks I know like to daydream about what it would have been like to buy Apple for pennies in the 1980s… Qualcomm before its 6,700% run in 1997… or the crypto-like returns that some biotechs have hit thanks to blockbuster drugs.
Which is why the recent research from our friends at Agora Financial is so interesting... because it breaks all the penny stock rules.
Agora Financial is not part of Stansberry Research. But they're headquartered in Baltimore, just a few blocks from us. And we've gotten to know some of their top analysts pretty well.
One of them, you may have heard of – Tim Sykes, the famous penny stock trader. But his strategy is completely different from what you may expect.
He got famous by claiming to have turned $12,000 in initial savings into more than $4.7 million over 19 years, thanks to savvy penny stock trading.
And he's presented some findings that I think you'll find just as intriguing as we did, especially if you like the idea of taking small risks, for potential big rewards, with penny stocks.
And while he explains it better than I can, in a nutshell:
Tim says everyone who scours penny stocks looking for "the next Apple" is doing it wrong.
And while the strategy Tim Sykes has uncovered certainly isn't right for everyone, we're passing along his research because the track record claims are hard to dismiss. And we know a small segment of our customer base is interested in this type of hyper-aggressive trading.
You can find out more about what Tim Sykes has uncovered here.
Regards,
Jamison Miller
General Manager, Stansberry Research |
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