It's Not a Marathon, It's a Sprint

Friday, June 29, 2012
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		It's Not a Marathon, It's a Sprint   by Rob Goldman     In 2012, we are tethered to our mobile devices even more than our computers. As the proliferation of smartphones continues and features to these phones evolve, our reliance on larger computing and communication devices is reduced.  The selection of our phones is one based upon personal preference and cost, while our choice of service provider seems to remain a function of matching cost, service, features, and other factors.   As consumers, we do not realize (nor do we care) how incredibly costly it is to build, maintain, and operate mobile wireless networks and the devices used across them.  Given the ever-evolving technology shifts, networks can also become service and traffic nightmares at best and obsolete at worst if not configured properly.    Nonetheless, these "back-end" challenges, coupled with meeting the "front-end" consumer demand with the right mobile devices, are difficult for all of the mobile service providers.  Thus, they don't always make good investments.   To read more click here >> or visit http://www.pennystockjunction.com     When to Stop Chasing Stocks   by Rob Goldman     Every day we monitor the new highs and new lows on the major exchanges as well as the OTC stocks.  There are a lot of investors who just chase stocks or sectors reaching new highs. You can make a quick buck if timed right, but you can also lose money quickly.  So how does one play the chase?  To find out, we must first review sample scenarios.   Sometimes one gets lucky (or is really good) and gets on board a low-priced stock before or as it starts to make its run.  A feeling of euphoria or relief sets in as you watch it move higher, increasing your return and the value of your investment or trading portfolio.  If it is a real high flyer or volatile stock, you are likely watching it constantly by hitting refresh on your computer.    As it rises, you inevitably start to wonder if you should get off the gravy train.  The problem is that you made so much money in a short time, the volume is still high and the stock is going up, so you don't want to sell, lest you lose out on making more. Paralysis sets in.    What should you do and when?   To read more click here >> or visit http://www.pennystockjunction.com

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