Tag Archives: micro-cap stocks

a financier guide to eluding microcap scams

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Guest Author

Anything involving with your money should be scrutinized well. Like any astute banker or creditor, you must check the credibility of those asking you to invest your hard earned money to their investment proposal. With so much scam online, it’s quite hard to trust easily. In fact, it can be downright suicide if you lose your sense of skepticism. You have to always do due diligences in everything that involves your money. Don’t be a guinea pig for mistakes that others will learn from. Continue reading →

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a stock holder guide to avoiding micro-cap fraud

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Guest Author

Up-to-date, accurate Information is still your best tool when it comes to investing in stocks prudently and effectively. But data on “penny stocks” stocks that trade for about $5 or less are often quite difficult to search out. Many companies that issue these stocks don’t have to file financial updates with the SEC, so it’s actually quite hard for potential investors to get real facts about the penny stock companys management/officers, products/services, and finances. Continue reading →

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scrutiny of small-cap stocks

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Guest Author

Among the most important arsenals of an investor is information. Before investing his hard-earned cash on a company, an investor must know everything relevant information about it. However, some companies only have limited information available about them, which makes them more vulnerable to schemes and fraud. One of these is microcap stock companies. If you’re planning to invest in these stocks, here are a few things you should know. Continue reading →

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an examination of stock investor liaisons

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Guest Author

When you talk about investor relations, you refer to a department or a third-party firm that handles the finance, marketing, security laws, and communications of a certain organization. Investor relations provide a fantastic way to communicate between constituencies, the financial community and the company. They also handle any inquiries of investors and shareholders, as well as those interested in making investments in the company. Continue reading →

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getting the point of second-hand stock offerings

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Guest Author

There are various ways to raise finances which companies can adopt to fund its long-term investments like stock offerings, debentures, and personal savings. Most of the times companies use stock offerings to fund its strategic projects and increase market capitalization. Initial stock offering (IPO) is the first time that a company makes it shares available to the public. The companies who are already in the market can raise their finances by issuing their stocks a second or third time to fund their rapid growth. Continue reading →

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