Does anyone know a good penny stock picking site that does not charge a fee and is not a paid promoter?
Answers: Non Paid sites are difficult to find as there really isn't any reason for someone to have a stock picking site unless it generates money for them and most of them are shills and pumpers. Unless of course it is for pure reasons of vanity. Bloggers are such people.. try this blog.
If you find a good one...let me know also! TY
Ps: I used to subscribe to Penny Stock News...but haven't for years now...don't even know if it is still around...?
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It has all sorts of free analysis...its penny stock section is limited.but the information is helpful
What is the prospect of stone india.?
What is the prospect of stone india. I am holding the stock when it was surrounded by pick. Will it back to track ? if yes surrounded by how many months.Answers: once the curry strike is over and Jaloo can achieve his shipments in the company will be banga!
It is a remarkably good stock and you should hold it. The company have announced that they have recieved the second command for End of Train Telemeter device from Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. With orders from railways booming and clean plant coming up in March 2008, this stock is totally cheap at its current price.
I would suggest you to hold the stock with a mid permanent status target of Rs. 300
Economic Crisis of 1930?
I have a history research thesis due in around a month on the economic crisis of the 1930s. I would prefer a worldwide perspective, rather than singular a view of american discount. Hence, where can i find great sources for information? Do you know of any sites, or specific books that might come handy?Is in attendance a way to check a book out of a college library, approaching UCLA, but be able to check it out for more than 2 hrs?
Any oblige regarding the monetary crisis , or depression, would be of help to me. Even a URL to a site that mentions the depression. Thank You terrifically much, and have a great hours of daylight (or night).
Answers: This recent bestseller is a great place to start your research: The Forgotten Man by Amity Shlaes http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0066211...
You should be able to lift it out from any library (public or university). College libraries have different policies so I can't answer for UCLA.
For pattern sites, you can always start near Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depre...
or the FDIC
http://www.fdic.gov/about/learn/learning...
You may also be interested in what a few important modern economists say give or take a few the Great Depression:
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2007/09/1...
http://economistsview.typepad.com/econom...
But I think this is one of the areas where on earth an actual book or two may serve you better than web sites.
Yes at hand was a intercontinental recession, not just surrounded by the U.S.A. But, the U.S. most likely cause the global recession, so it is the place to start the discussion.
You should read Milton Friedman. I believe his book "Free to Choose" have a chapter on it (I could be wrong), although I'm sure he has other writings on it.
Our current Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is an expert on the "great depression" and he intellectual much of what he knows from Friedman. If you are ambitious, you could try to find & read some Bernanke works.
By the track; while Friedman lists copious smaller reasons for the "great depression" he lays the foremost portion of the blame on the Federal Reserve of the 1930's.