Free Penny Stock Trading Book

Over 30,000 copies sold @ $39.95 each since 1994

When you join every new member gets to read my basic 20 chapter trading manual, free! I have made the book a web document and put it online in the member-area.

Receive my free book when you join. My small-cap stock trading manual was originally written for novices as well as somewhat experienced traders and investors. I realize that some of you will possibly already know some of what's in my trading manual. I feel it's best to let every member read it for free as an introduction to trading small stocks.

Let's take a look at what you'll find inside the manual.

How to choose the best brokerage for your trading style
How to open your first trading account
You'll learn how to identify good low-price bargain stocks
You'll get a small stock trading plan that makes consistent profits
Why common stocks are your best choice for making money
How to "practice trade" or "play trade" before you risk real money
I'll show you how the major exchanges handle your transactions
I'll show you how to place all the types of buy/sell orders
Short term day-trading Vs buy and hold position trading strategies
I'll show you where to get fundamental and technical analysis tools
You'll become an expert at spotting undervalued small stocks
I'll show you the best way to track your stocks
Understanding annual reports and quarterly reports
How to quickly evaluate a new issue's potential
How to spot and avoid stocks that are due to take a fall
Understanding and making huge profits on turnaround stocks
How to make money on stocks in chapter 11 bankruptcy
Evaluating stock-picker newsletters, hot-lines, and fax services (update: It's RollerCoasterStocks.com)
When to buy stocks and how you should place your order
Dollar Cost Averaging - how and when to do it
Averaging Down - how and when to do it
How and when to sell your small stock
The best ways to place a sell order
The best time to take your profits
How to place orders that help protect your profits
How to use market orders, limit orders, and stop-loss orders
How to profit from year-end tax sell-offs and the January effect
How to profit from volatility in the market
How interest rates, inflation, and employment news, moves the market
Using newspapers, the Internet, and the Web, to gather news
The differences between mid-caps, small-caps, and micro-cap stocks
How to spot cyclical, repetitive, and predictive small-cap stocks
How to avoid the "Greater Fool" trap
And, What's going on in the "Small Order Execution Market"

I have no problem with my members learning to do research and analysis for themselves. Once most people find out that the time required to do so is quite extensive, they quickly realize it's more convenient and profitable to pay a stock alert membership service like mine to do it for them. Thanks, Charles Heath