Timothy Sykes
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Indicators to Look For When Trading Sub-Penny Stocks
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Disclaimer: I’m not good at trading sub-penny stocks. That means if I’m doing it, the setup has to be pretty decent … So what should you look for when trading a sub-penny play? Watch this video and I’ll tell you all about it!
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Most of the time, I trade penny stocks…
But every once in a while, I’ll trade a sub-penny stock.
Yes, that means exactly what it sounds like … They’re stocks that are worth LESS than a penny per share.
And you might be wondering why I’d want to trade something that’s so close to zero … The answer is I typically don’t.
I’m not that good at trading these types of stocks. But if everything looks good and all my indicators line up, then I’d be foolish to not.
I’ll explain in this video when you should look to trade sub-penny stocks.
You have to take advantage of the high volatility that comes with them ... But be careful.
The important thing to remember when trading sub-penny stocks is that you definitely can’t hold your position for long.
These stocks can rise fast and fall just as quickly.
So be cautious when trading these types of plays and make sure you have a plan.
A trading plan is key to executing trades to the best of your ability — that and having the right expectations for these companies...
Not sure which types of catalysts you should look for when trading sub-penny plays?
Watch this video to see why I decided to trade it and how. Be sure to take notes!
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