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Penny Stock Secrets
Website: www.penny-stock-secrets.com
Pick Quality: N/a
Biased: No
Jarred Scott, is the author of Penny Stock Secrets , at least I think he is. Let me explain…
The sales page talks about how he was a broker who didn’t know what stocks to invest in, he just took client orders..he didn’t know what to invest until he read this book. So he didn’t write it then?
Maybe he was talking about another book before he wrote this one? Confused? Me too. No matter…
Overview: Jarred promises to reveal all manner of secrets and strategies to penny stock investing and finding winning stock picks. Information that will ‘save you hours and hours of surfing’…
Methodology: And he delivers… to a point. That’s to say if you are already an experienced penny stock investor, most of this guide will just confirm what you already know. There may be the odd tip or website he mentions that is new to you but on the whole all the information in this guide can be found elsewhere.
But in many ways that is the point of this guide. If you are new to penny stock investing then Jarred’s guide will indeed ‘save you hours and hours of surfing’… as well as give you expert guidance on how you should go about picking your penny stocks.
Cons: Nothing really new… unless you are new to penny stock trading and he doesn’t pick the stocks for you.
Bottom Line: A great guide for new penny stock investors.
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2 comments
Da-Jo says:
October 24, 2011 at 3:23 pm (UTC 4 )
That’s fair enough Jodie. We agree you can find what’s in the guide online and we say so in our review. We still think it’s a good guide for those just starting out trading penny stocks.
(PS. We agree our user rating criteria does not apply to this guide so we’ve removed the ratings.)
DJ
Jodie says:
October 24, 2011 at 3:09 pm (UTC 4 )
Didn’t consider using the ratings for this as it’s not a newsletter. It’s not much of a guide either. Nothing here that you can’t find for free just about anywhere online and much of the stuff in this guide is now way out of date.