 How to find the best cheap stocks to watch ✔️ The #1 tool I use to find the cheap stocks I love to trade... ✔️ What you must know about penny stocks... ✔️ A quick peek at a few cheap stocks on my list... Sponsored Content  Paul Scolardi recently shared his next HUGE trade in a live webinar.
He went over the meme stock that he thinks can make him a million dollars.
And if you missed it…
Then you NEED to watch the replay.
Hey. Tim here.
If you're a newer trader, you might wonder how to find cheap stocks to watch and trade.
First, you have to set some criteria...
Cheap stocks can come from different sectors but tend to have several things in common.
If you can identify these factors, searching for tickers can become much easier.
First, you need to know the patterns that tend to repeat over and over again. This is partly why penny stocks are my favorite stocks to trade.
Second, there's volatility. That can be a dream come true for experienced traders, but newbies should proceed with caution.
Third, the companies behind these penny stocks are often speculative. Think bankruptcies, short selling reports, and horrible financials.
This is why they're still penny stocks. Trade accordingly…
So what's on this list of cheap stocks? Sponsored Content  Tim Sykes made a short quiz to help YOU become a better trader…
And he's challenging you to take this quiz today.
Today, I dive into a buffet of stocks to watch. In this insane market, I'm keeping my eye on everything…
Legacy soda makers with huge recent catalysts…
Nostalgic cell phone companies with stellar earnings reports…
Offshore drillers with mysterious insider buying...
Plus, find out what you get when you mash up Zoom Inc. (NASDAQ: ZM) with a psychiatrist's office…
What are the best cheap stocks to watch?
You have plenty to learn and study. Get to it!
— Tim P.S. Unless you already know what you're doing - don't try to trade meme stocks like AMC or GME... until you check this out...
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