What makes you different from other penny stock newsletters?
We focus our ideas on stocks in a growth sector and are embarking on an upcoming marketing campaign. We always try to place our members at the front end of a large scale marketing campaign. These campaigns can drive volatility in penny stock valuation and we monitor these campaigns. We research the market for undervalued penny stocks and alert our members of such stocks.
Often times penny stock newsletters are looking for novice traders to get in on their highly touted stocks. That is not our business; we are looking for savy traders to join our elite newsletter.
Penny PayDay is sometimes paid to publish our stock ideas and this is typical of the penny stock industry. This does make us a biased source of information and you should always do your own Due Diligence. Unlike many penny stock websites/newsletters we will never be paid in stock and we do not trade the profiled stocks. By not holding a position in our profiled companies we do not have the ability to negatively affect the price of a stock.
Penny PayDay will never hype a company based on fictional information. We focus on upcoming marketing efforts and the facts that we find on the company’s website, SEC fillings, and press releases.
Information contained in our profiles is extracted from current documents filed with the SEC, the company web site and other publicly available sources. The purpose of these advertisements, like any advertising, is to provide coverage and awareness for the company.
Below are some examples of companies where these campaign’s effected pricing and valuation.
- SMCE 440%
- VKNG 2650%
- RBTI 300%
Although these companies may have been overvalued based on fundamentals; the marketing campaign’s we track created upward movement in the stock price and drove the stock to new highs. These dramatic increases in prices give our subscribers the opportunity to capture massive profits trading penny stocks.
It is important to know that these stocks can drop in value when the marketing stops.
Will Penny Payday tell me when to sell a stock?
We will alert you to stocks that we believe are poised to move but we will never tell you to buy or sell a security. We simply supply you with trading information and it is your responsibility to do your own due diligence and get a second opinion from a registered financial advisor.
PennyPayDay.com makes no recommendation that the securities of the companies profiled should be purchased, sold or held by individuals or entities that learn of the profiled companies through PennyPayDay.com.
There are so many disclaimers on your website; why would I want to subscribe?
Investing in penny stocks is not for everyone and we want you to understand what it is that we’re marketing. We are looking for those traders that have the skill, capital, and experience to capitalize on this highly lucrative market. We do not wish that anyone unprepared get involved in such high risk investing. We attempt to be as transparent as possible with our subscribers and recommend that you read and fully understand our disclaimer before subscribing.
