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Robinhood IPO

Robinhood IPO: Everything You Need To Know

  Robinhood IPO is just around the corner. Here’s everything you need to know. Robinhood IPO: Quick Facts Ticker: HOOD Offering date (date of first trading): on or about Thursday, July 29, 2021, according to Renaissance Capital Listing method: Traditional IPO Exchange: Nasdaq Global Select Market Offer price: Shares are expected to be priced between $38 […]

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Are Penny Stocks High Risk

Are Penny Stocks High Risk?

  Penny stocks are high risk mainly due to the lack of liquidity and company information as well as the high volatility associated with lower priced stocks. Many day traders looking to make money in the stock market prefer to buy low-priced stocks. This is because they offer higher than normal returns. Penny stocks can […]

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Why Can’t I Short Some Penny Stocks?

  Many traders check the daily gainers & losers list in their screener and find an overhyped penny stock that could be a favorable short-selling opportunity. But when they go to short the stock, their broker frustratingly stops them in their tracks, leaving the trader asking “why can’t I short some penny stocks?”  The short […]

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Can You Get Rich Off Penny Stocks

Can You Get Rich Off Penny Stocks?

  Penny stocks are where a lot of new traders start their career. Tempting day traders with the prospect of significant financial gains and a low cost of entry. Stories of stocks gaining of over 5,000% in just a short time add to their appeal, and advances in trading technologies make it easier than ever […]

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How High Can A Penny Stock Go

How High Can A Penny Stock Go?

  Just like mid and large cap stocks, there is no limit to how high a penny stock can go.  Many massive, well-established companies were once trading for less than $5 per share. Some of these companies include Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Ford (NYSE: F), General Motors (NYSE: GM) and Advanced Micro Devices […]

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