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Friday, December 28, 2007

How To Be An Effective Penny Stock Trader Quickly And Easily

By George Best

Being a penny stock trader used to require quite a bit of time-consuming research to avoid falling victim to the numerous scams and frauds that are common to this form of investing. Recent technology has made penny stock investing much simpler and even a novice now has access to a resource that can dramatically enhance one's success in this investment market.

There have been many attempts over the years to produce computerized penny stock analysis tools. These attempts have failed in large part due to the fact that computer programmers typically are not expert stock analysts.

Because of this, penny stock traders were largly stuck with doing their analysis the slow, tedious way. Because picking penny stocks was so time consuming, it has largely been avoided by part-time investors because they simply did not have the time to do the evaluations needed in order to have success in penny stock investing.

With the introduction of "Marl", all that has changed. Marl is a computer penny stock trading bot that was developed by two techies with the unusual combination of computer programming ability and advanced knowledge of stock trading. This program has dramatically reduced the time and risk of penny stock trading. Marl can analyze hundreds of penny stocks and with great accuracy predict what stocks are about to have major increases in value.

Some serious penny stock traders have used Marl to make millions of dollars, for whom the $28,000 price tag has been money well-spent. But that price tag puts Marl out of reach for smaller investors.

But there is a way that small investors can still benefit from Marl. The guys who developed this remarkable system produce a newsletter that gives Marl's top penny stock pick for each week, and this newsletter is very affordable, even for those on extremely small investing budgets.

In fact, for really small investors, getting just one top pick per week might even be better initially than owning a copy of Marl, because it makes the investing decisions much simpler than having to decide how much to invest in multiple top picks.

Although the inventors of Marl have indicated that the newsletter may be closed soon to new subscribers, for now even the smallest and most novice of penny stock traders have a tool accessible to them that puts them on a level playing field with the experts.

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