Friday, November 30, 2012

Canadian Penny Stocks - How You Can Buy Penny Stocks Online Within Canada and the United States?

So you have heard of the massive profits possible in trading penny stocks and you want a piece of the action? Lets get up to speed then. A penny stock is a share of the common stock of a company that trades for a price of less than and is traded over-the-counter (OTC). In simpler words these companies aren't listed on major exchanges such as NYSE, Nasdaq, Toronto Stock Exchange etc.

So where do you buy them? If you are a U.S. investor, you can three options - (1) buy Canadian company listed in pink sheets, (2) open an account with a Canadian broker or (3) open an account with a US broker that has access to Canadian securities. These options boil do whether you use a broker or do it yourself. In the case of option (1), Pink sheets LLC publishes daily a listing of companies that are available through them. If you are going this route, you are better off doing as much research and talking to as many people as you can because this is an unregulated secondary market i.e. this doesn't have any rules imposed by the SEC. In the case of the other two options, the companies are usually listed on the TSX Venture Exchange till they meet the requirements for listing of the TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange). Also, the broker through which you buy penny stocks might be able to provide additional research services but due diligence is still necessary. In case of options (1) and (3) you avoid the cost of currency exchange while buying and selling.

Two other concerns that investors should be aware of - liquidity and difficulty of trading. Liquidity, as you might already know, means that we are able to buy and sell a stock in a relatively short timeframe. The good news is that most of the stocks traded on Pink Sheets are traded every day. This is definitely a place where a broker's advice would be beneficial. As far a difficulty of trading goes, what you as an investor should bear in mind is that as long as you place limit orders, know your market and are aware of trends, you are in good shape.

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Monday, November 26, 2012

HIPAA Violations - Not a Cause of Action For a Lawsuit

There is much confusion among the general public, and even among health care workers, as to the investigation, penalties and individual rights regarding HIPAA violations. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) provides federal law protection of personal health information in the possession of covered entities and allows patients various rights with respect to that information. The Privacy Rule is not overly restrictive however, and it permits the disclosure of information when necessary to facilitate patient care and for some other important purposes.

Individuals, organizations, and agencies that meet the definition of a covered entity under HIPAA must comply with the Rules' requirements to protect the privacy and security of health information and must provide individuals with certain rights with respect to their information. If an entity is not a covered entity, it does not have to comply with the Privacy Rule or the Security Rule. Covered entities include health care providers, health plans and health care information clearing houses. Your best friend, family member or neighbor, unless they are also your health care provider, is not a covered entity.

The Privacy Rule, a Federal law, gives you rights over your information and sets rules and limits on who can look at and receive your information. The Privacy Rule applies to all forms of individuals' protected information, whether electronic, written, or oral. The Security Rule, a Federal law that protects this information in electronic form, requires entities covered by HIPAA to ensure that electronic information is secure.

HIPAA Violations - Not a Cause of Action For a Lawsuit

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights(OCR) is responsible for enforcing the Privacy and Security Rules. Enforcement of the Privacy Rule began April 14, 2003 for most HIPAA covered entities. HIPAA does not create or allow for an individual to bring a lawsuit against a covered entity. If an individual believes a violation of their right to privacy or private medical information security under HIPAA has occurred, they must file a complaint with the OCR if they wish action be taken. Individuals of course have the right to file a lawsuit based on violation of privacy, etc., but such lawsuits are not a part of HIPAA itself.

The OCR investigates all complaints according to a defined process. If a violation has occurred, the OCR may fine the entity and/or have the entity take corrective action. For criminal misuse of private information the Department of Justice may bring criminal charges.

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Thursday, November 22, 2012

Review - Investors Business Daily Newspaper

Introduction

Investor's Business Daily (IBD) is a newspaper designed to give professional level stock data and research to the non-professional for the purpose of helping him be successful in investing without having to do it full time. The paper was founded by investor William J. O'Neil and works in conjunction with his CANSLIM investing method (if your not familiar with it see the link to a review at the bottom of this article) which he writes in his book How to Make Money in Stocks. O'Neil says that "for decades, professional money managers were the only ones who had access to the in-depth data that is critical to finding winning stocks." He created IBD to bring in depth data to all investors small or large, new or experienced.

Main Selling Points

Review - Investors Business Daily Newspaper

IBD's main selling point is that compiles and sorts a stock market research and data that the nonprofessional investor would have to spend an unrealistic amount of time acquiring and might not have access to an all. O'Neil claims that the paper will save the reader a significant amount of time and enable them to be successful in investing without being a professional.

IBD is not big on giving the reader "stock tips." Rather is focuses on educating the reader so he can use the data provided in the paper to make informed decisions on when to buy and when to sell.

Let take a look at some of the main features of IBD and see how they compare with other financial papers.

The Importance of General Market Direction

The infamous investor Jesse Livermore said that "all he needs to know to make money is to appraise (the general) conditions" of the market. He was saying that you can be right on everything with a stock but if you're off on the direction of the general market, and that direction is down, three out of four of your stocks go down and you will lose big money. Going against the general market is like swimming against the current. In the end you are going to lose. The wise investor evaluates the general conditions (which way the current is going) and invests along with it. One of the best aspects of IBD is that it seizes on this reality and gives the reader multiple sources of data for them to appraise the general conditions of the market.

Two of these tools are on the first page. On the top of the first page is the price and volume activity of all the major indexes for the previous days trading. They're highlighted in blue for up and red for down so you can see at a glance where the market moved the previous day. The second thing on the first page is the big picture column. This is a synopsis of all the market activity for the previous day and commentary on its relationship the "big picture" of the market.

IBD also has a great page called "How is the Market". This presents charts for the major market indexes, the NYSE composite, NASDAQ, S&P 500 and the Dow Jones industrial. They show the price and volume activity for each as well as relative strength lines, moving average lines and other market metrics. Within a single page it provides a host of tools for sizing up the general condition of the market.

Not Your Ordinary Stock tables

The second feature that stands about IBD is their stock tables. Most stock tables show only price and volume changes of stocks from the previous day and sort them alphabetically. IBD goes well beyond this and give a number of powerful tools for finding great stocks. First the tables are sorted into their respective industry sectors and then the sectors are sorted by their strength. For example currently the software sector is performing the best and those stocks are shown first. This is a great tool for helping you to focus on the better performing industries. O'Neil stated that after doing extensive research he discovered that "since 1953, the majority of individual stocks that were real market leaders were also part of a leading industry group or sector at the time."

The second big thing about IBD's stock tables that they include IBD's five proprietary ratings called the Smart Select Corporate ratings. Here is a description of each one.

· Earnings-per-Share Rating - Sizes up the growth ability of a company based on its earnings over the last three years but giving additional weight to the most recent quarters. This is a tool designed to allow you to quickly evaluate a company's profitability. This helpful as profitability is the driving force behind a stocks price movement over the long term.

· Relative Price Strength Rating -- Measures a stock's price performance over the prior 12 months and compares it all other publicly traded companies. This is a powerful tool to help you pick out the top stock amongst a group you are comparing.

· Sales + profit margin + return on equity (SMR) rating - This rating combines factors into a rating to measure a company's sales growth and profitability. This helps you determine if a company is growing in it's core area of business (measured by sales).

· Accumulation/Distribution Rating -- This rating is based on daily price and volume action and tells you whether a stock is being bought heavily (accumulated) or sold heavily (distributed). Accumulation and distribution are key metrics for determining supply and demand of a stock and this can be used to project future price movements.

· Composite rating -- This is the first column in the stock tables and it combines all of the ratings to give you a summary rating for a quick review of a stocks overall performance. This is a good metric for comparing similar companies or different companies that you want to pick out the best one from.

Another feature that stands out about their stock tables is that they include a percentage change in volume value. This gives the days volume change as a percentage of the 50 day average volume. This figure is helpful in determining which stocks are in demand in the market. You can scan the stock tables for stocks that are up in price with a significant increase in volume to see which stocks are being accumulated.

Stock checkup tool

If you are a subscribers you have access online stock checkup tool. I think this is one of IBDs greatest features and may be worth the subscription price alone. The stock checkup tool is a summary of all of the criteria in William J. O'Neil's CANSLIM investing method. It gives you all of the stocks Smart Select Corporate ratings as well as further data in each of the ratings areas. You can jump right from a stocks chart to the checkup tool and get a quick but thorough analysis of its fundamentals. You can also see how it rates against the other companies in its sector. In many cases this is enough information to make a successful buy on. You don't have to spend hours of time looking through the stock's quarterly and annual reports to see if it's worthwhile. Its a huge time saver. The amount of research someone may take hours to do you can get done in minutes.

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Conclusion
IBD is an great way to get professional level data and research and not have to spend hours of your time or a significant amount of money to get it. This review mentioned just a few of the features available in IBD. There are many more great ones. It is well worth the subscription cost. A determined person could probably pay for the cost of an annual subscription in just a few weeks of trading with it. If you are interested in subscribing click through this link for discount of up to 80% off the price of the print edition.
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Monday, November 19, 2012

Invest In Penny Stocks - How To Buy Penny Stocks Online?

Ask any investor what a stock trading under is and they will tell you it is a penny stock, microcap stock, or nano stock. These three terms are for the most part interchangeable. However the broader definition of a penny stock refers to a business's aggregate value of its outstanding common shares, are more commonly known as its market capitalization rather than its stock price. However there is no set term that completely defines a penny stock.

To calculate the market capitalization of a company (the market cap) you must multiply the stock price of the company by the amount of shares that are outstanding. By carrying out this calculation you can find out what the total dollar value of all shares in the company are at any given moment in time. Penny stocks are not traded on a stock exchange like other stocks but they are traded in the over-the-counter (OTC) market. For the trading of most stock an agent will act on the investors behalf and arrange a transaction directly between the investor and a third party. The broker then receives a commission for facilitating the trade.

A large proportion of all penny transactions are charged by brokers as principle transactions. This means that the broker is not paid any commission but rather makes its money on the spread, and by buying and selling at advantageous times. There is no single price at which penny stocks are bought and sold, but rather there are a number of different prices. The difference between the bid and ask price is known as the spread. The spread of many penny stocks are usually around 25-33% but can often be 50-100% or even more. There are also always two bid and two ask prices, these are known as the inside and outside bid and ask. Keep in mind that it is the outside bid and ask that is of most interest generally. Penny stocks are also subject to mark up pricing. This is where a broker has held the penny stock in its account and has therefore taken some of the risk associated with market price fluctuation.

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Although penny stocks are quite complicated and there are many problems associated with trading penny stocks as well as millions of dollars of loss, many companies still trade in them because they can help for example, struggling companies just starting up. The best way of finding a good investment is by consulting with your broker. However in the penny stock market be very wary of brokers who are only trying to sell and may not have your best interests in mind.

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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Best Bond Funds For Bond Bubble of 2012

Your best bond fund strategy is to assume that a bond bubble in 2012 is for real, and you need to find the best bond funds to invest in because this bubble could burst. What's a bond bubble and which are the best funds to invest in?

To get a handle on the best bond funds and the bubble you'll first need a basic understanding of bonds, which are simply debt securities issued by government entities and corporations to borrow money from investors at a FIXED interest rate for a FIXED period of time, like for 20 or 30 years. At the end of that time period they mature and bond holders (like individuals or mutual funds) are paid back the amount originally borrowed. Throughout the life of these securities they trade in the open market like stocks do and fluctuate in price or value.

Since interest rates in the economy change and the rate for existing bonds is FIXED, falling rates in the economy make bonds in the marketplace more attractive and investors bid UP prices (value). Rising rates send bond prices DOWN. All bond funds are affected by this "interest rate risk", even the best bond funds. Long term funds that hold securities that mature in 20 to 30 years are MUCH more affected by the risk of changing rates than those holding securities maturing in 5 years or less. Long term bonds and funds that invest in them pay higher interest income than do their comparable shorter term counterparts, but who wants to stay locked into a low fixed interest rate for 20 years when rates are going up?

Best Bond Funds For Bond Bubble of 2012

The best way to visualize a bubble in an investment market is to think in terms of inflated prices. With interest rates breaking record lows, bond prices have hit record highs. For the past 30 years rates have basically been falling. You didn't necessarily need to be in the best bond funds until recently, because the trend was your friend and this was good for all bond investments. In 2012 and beyond this bubble of high bond prices caused by extremely low interest rates threatens to deflate or even burst. Every financial bubble in history has ended by going through a price adjustment. Being invested in the best bond funds and avoiding the riskiest is now of utmost importance.

Believe it or not, some of the riskiest bond funds today hold some of the safest debt securities in terms of high quality: LONG TERM U.S. Treasury bonds, the safest bonds in the world. Funds holding government securities maturing in 20 years or more (on average) put you at risk of significant loss if (when) rates go up; and you're lucky to get more than 2% a year in income after fund fees, charges and expenses. In the best bond funds you can earn higher income with much less interest rate risk - which is the risk you need to be concerned about in the bond bubble of 2012. The risk of the possibility of a default by the U.S. Treasury is NOT the issue here. The bond bubble is the issue. A gradual rise in rates will deflate the bond bubble. An explosion in rates will burst the bubble.

Remember that when you invest in bond funds you can make money in two basic ways. First, through interest income, which recently hit all-time lows due to record low interest rates; second, from the value of the bond portfolio in your fund going up, primarily due to falling rates. You lose money when rising rates send the value of your fund's bonds down.

The best bond funds for 2012 and beyond will hold bonds maturing in about 5 years vs. 20 or more. This reduces your interest rate risk. The best funds will invest in CORPORATE bonds of medium to high quality, because these securities pay considerably more interest income than GOVERNMENT debt securities. And the best funds will be those offered by the largest fund companies with the lowest fund expenses (and no sales charges)... like Vanguard and Fidelity.

Whether the bond bubble of 2012 melts away over time or bursts from rapidly rising interest rates, investors can take significant losses if they are in the wrong bond funds - long term funds. Your best bond funds for a respectable interest income without high risk are intermediate to short-term corporate bond funds with low expenses and no sales charges. To find these search for "no-load bond funds" on your favorite search engine.

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Monday, November 12, 2012

Stocks Volume As a Trading Indicator

Introduction

Stocks volume is an often ignored metric in a stocks performance. You might say aren't we only concerned with the price of a stock and its movement? Yes our final concern is price but we want to find indicators of how a price is going to change before it does. Volume is such an indicator. A stock's trading volume is the amount of stock traded or changed hands during the specified period of time. Generally we refer to daily or weekly trading volume. Now the price of a stock is just like the price of anything else we pay money for in that its value is determined by supply and demand. This is how volume gives us indicators of coming price changes, it tells us the levels of supply or demand for a particular stock. Read on and I will explain exactly how that happens

Stocks and Supply and Demand

Stocks Volume As a Trading Indicator

Highly successful investor William J. O'Neil noted that "stocks never go up in price by accident - their must be a large buying demand. When demand for something increases and supply remains constant the price increases. Conversely when the supply of something increases and the demand remains constant its price decreases. This is the law of supply and demand and it is a fundamental economic concept. A stock since it is paid for in cash in a free market functions according to this law. When there are more buyers than sellers demand increases and the price eventually increases as well. When there are more sellers than buyers the supply increases and the price eventually decreases. This is just like the housing market. When less are buying houses for whatever reason the cost of houses goes down. What we are going to do is find ways of using the trading volume of a stock to measure its supply and demand levels. Let's talk about how we can do that.

Evaluating Supply and Demand

The first thing to look for is whether a stock has more buyers or sellers. IN investing terms if a stock has more buyers we say it is being accumulated and if it has more sellers we say is being distributed. To measure whether a stock is being accumulated or distributed we look at the daily trading volume closing price. If the stock closes at a higher price than the previous day on larger volume it's a signal of accumulation. If it closes at a lower price on higher volume it's a sign of distribution. With both directions the greater the volume more significant the action is. This is why low volume selling doesn't necessarily mean you need to sell a because it is being distributed. However if you have multiple days for closing down in price on above average volume you stock may be getting ready to turn or already has.

A rough gauge of accumulation and distribution can be arrived at by looking at a daily stock chart for the stock in question. Count the days where the stock closes up in price on above average trading volume and compare that to the number of days it closes down in price on above average trading volume. This gives you a general indication of whether it is being accumulated or distributed. If you subscribe to a financial paper you may have access to more detailed metrics for accumulation and distribution. Investors Business Daily has an accumulation/distribution rating does a similar count but in much greater detail and it gives A to D scale telling you to what degree a stock is being accumulated or distributed. This can be a big time saver in determining a stocks supply and demand.

Strength of a Breakout

Stock breakouts do not always succeed and instead of blasting to new highs they can't seem to make it past a point and drop back down. This may happen over the course of one day or it may take multiple days. You can judge the quality of the breakout based on the volume level on the day or days in breaks out. If a stock breaks out on 50% or more above average volume your its likely a breakout that will succeed. Conversely if it's significantly below average the stock may bounce back after a few days. What is happening is there is a fast increases in demand and a shortage of sellers. Keep in mind that when buying off of a breakout you want to buy when the stock is emerging from a properly formed chart base or area of price consolidation.

Price consolidation

To identify stocks that are getting ready to breakout you want to look for areas of price consolidation. This is a time during which large buyers (institutional buyers) are gradually building their positions in a stock. This takes a few days to a few weeks. During this time there will be multiple days of high volume trading where the stock closes up in price but not with a significant price advance. This is also referred to as tight trading. Once the institutional buyers have a good position they will start making large buys to trigger others to buy the stock on the obvious advance. The increases demand will shoot the price up but the institutional buyers will hold there position thus not adding to the supply. This is not the only way breakouts happen but it is an example of a common one. This brings us to the next question of why do these large institutions have such a sway on the price of a stock?

Institutional Buying

By far the biggest source of accumulation and distribution is large institutions such as mutual funds and pension funds. William J. O'Neil points out how significant the buying power of institutions is. "If a single fund has $ 1 billion in assets and wants just a 2% new position in a stock, they must buy million worth of it. That's 500,000 shares of a stock selling at per share! Funds are just like elephants jumping into a bathtub. They are simply so big the water rises and splashed all over the place." This means that you want to be buying stocks which institutions are buying to benefit from the momentum they carry. When they trade their will be massive adjustments to the supply and demand of a stock.

We talked about earlier how when an institution wants a position in a stock it does not do it all at once. It builds up over the course of a few days or weeks to try and buy into it without increasing the price significantly. This gradual buy will show up as accumulation on the stock charts. Even in small amounts institutional buying is hard to hide. For more intermediate trades you want to identify these areas of accumulation so you can buy into stocks before they breakout. However accumulation is also beneficial when holding a stock for a longer period of time. Institutions don't turnover their portfolios as often as individual investors do. This means that a stock that institutions are buying is more likely to have sustained result and stability than one without it.

One way to spot to accumulation over a longer term is to see what better performing institutions already own or have purchase recently. Institutions are required by the SEC to disclose their purchases. You can view these purchases in the ownership section on financial sites like Google finance. If you read Investors Business Daily or another financial paper you have access to a sponsorship rating which does this research for you. They may also tell you the percentage change in ownership of a stock over the past few quarters. This gives you an indication if more funds are buying in or selling out. William O'Neil says that "if none of the better performing funds has bought a particular stock, I would stay away."

How to Track Volume

The value of a stock's or an index's trading volume is not meaningful unless we compare it to the previous periods to see it's change over time. The Wall Street Journal and other financial papers list a stocks trading volume for the day. This works but it can be cumbersome to mentally track a stocks trading volume over a period of time. Investors Business Daily's stock tables have a helpful feature which is listing the stocks daily trading volume as a percentage of its 50 day average volume. Using this you can quickly glance through the stock tables and see which stocks are being accumulated.

Stock tables scan a lot of stocks for erratic changes in volume but they don't help you track a stocks volume changes or seeing past movements. The best way to do this is by using stock charts. Charts show you price and volume action over time in intervals of days or weeks and make it easier to identify accumulation, distribution and areas of price consolidation. Charts are available at free financial sites like Google and yahoo finance.

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Conclusion
That is a good introduction on using trading volume as an stock indicator. To successfully utilize this in your investments I would recommend reading Investors Business Daily(IBD). IBD is an great way to get professional level data and research and not have to spend hours of your time or a significant amount of money to get it. A determined person could probably pay for the cost of an annual subscription in just a few weeks of trading with it. If you are interested in subscribing click through this link for discount of up to 80% off the price of the print edition.
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

A List of Penny Stocks That Are the Highest Ranking

Ever heard of the saying 'a penny for your thoughts', well how about a penny for a stock?

Below we provide you with a list of penny stocks; their starting trade, gains and increase in prizes. These stocks listed below are some of the highest ranking in the penny stock market.

They are:

A List of Penny Stocks That Are the Highest Ranking

o Visionics stocks
o Iomega stocks
o Netegrity stocks
o Nanophase stocks
o Cellstar stocks
o Genelabs stocks
o Immunomedics stocks
o Voxwares stocks
o Corvas stocks
o Cytogen stocks
o Verilink stocks

Visionic stocks: This company started trade at .38 and has risen to . This shows that it has grown by about 379%. When you are dealing with penny stocks, you can expect huge changes in the prices.

Iomega stocks: The company rose from initial trade at $ 3.25 to .90. Here a growth of 328% can be seen. It is a very big improvement, so do not have doubts on the potential of penny stocks.

Netegrity stocks: a rise was seen in the trading prices of this company, from .18 to . Here we see a huge growth, only few other stocks in the market would grow by this big a percentage. This company has shown outstanding improvements over the trading period.

Nanophase stocks: this stock started at a mere .75 then went up to .75, showing a 347% rise in growth percentage. Any investor would look forward to such improvements.

Cellstar stocks: these shares started business at .44 and now have gone up to .50. This company shows promise by giving an 837% increase in growth.

Genelabs stocks: an upward movement from .31 to .72 is seen in the stock prices. This is a good penny stock that gives ideal performance.

Immunomedics stocks: this is one of the best performing among the list of penny stocks. It registered a growth of 1922%. It started trade at .44 and is currently trading at a whopping .12.

Voxwares stocks: this is another company that has shown growth similar to that of Immunomedics, it started its trade under a dollar and is presently trading at .31. It shows an improvement of 1046%.

Corvas stocks: starting trade was at .00 and now has risen to .25. It improved by about 725%, which is quite a lot in stock market terms. Companies like this make investing in penny stocks easy and worthwhile.

Cytogen stocks: At present, the stocks are at .50, an improvement from the initial price of .12. All in all, there is a good growth percentage of 725%.

Verilink stocks: an improvement was noticed by 387%. The stocks started at .00 and now are trading at .62. Makes you think of penny stocks as a profitable project, doesn't it?

Total Renal Care stocks: this share began its trade at .12 and now trades at .95. A growth of 741% in the prices has been noticed.

The above mentioned list of penny stocks is merely a brief compilation of some of the most promising stocks. There are many more similar stock options out there that you can choose to invest in.

So remember to do your homework, speculate wisely, and buy those penny stocks that you feel will provide you with the best returns in the shortest possible period of time. Good Luck!

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