3 Penny Stocks on the Move: Alpine 4 Technologies (OTC US: ALPP) American Battery Metals (OTC US: ABML) Arcis Resources (OTC US: ARCS)

Last week was a tough one for penny stock traders. Most of the high-flyers on the OTC Markets saw significant pullbacks as investors rushed to lock in profits before the New Year. However, there are still a few bright spots. Alpine 4 Technologies (OTC US: ALPP) and American Battery Metals (OTC US: ABML) both made new highs last week, while Arcis Resources (OTC US: ARCS) took a massive dump.

In this article, we take a look at what’s happening with ARCS, ABML, and ALPP. We also give some insight on how to trade penny stocks and what investors should look for when it comes to the OTC Markets.

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HOW TO TRADE PENNY STOCKS

First up, it’s important to understand that trading penny stocks are not the same as trading blue chips. As we have stressed repeatedly to our subscribers, the key to trading penny stocks is finding momentum BEFORE it happens and then be patient.

We got our subscribers in early on TSNP, ENZC, and recently CBDD.

Now, when we say that we find momentum BEFORE it happens, we are swing traders looking to position our subscribers BEFORE the move happens. This is where the big money is made and why so many of our subscribers are sitting on gains of over 5899% in ENZC and over 13,650% in TSNP.

If you want to day trade, this is not the place for you. If you want to make a few hundred bucks and then lose a thousand dollars the next day, we hear Tim Sykes has plenty of openings.

We always alert our subscribers first before we publish for our regular readers. This is the value of having a subscription to Insider Financial, which you can sign up for here. We alert our subscribers with our best ideas before our regular readers.

BOTTOM LINE

Penny stocks are extremely volatile. Huge gains can be made along with painful losses like in ARCS. This is why it’s best to own a basket of what you believe to be good quality penny stocks. By doing so, the risk is spread out over 5 to 10 or more penny stocks. All it takes is one or two to become a TSNP or an ENZC and that more than makes up for any bad experiences like ARCS.

As always, good luck to all (except the shorts)!

To read the full article and learn more about ARCS, ABML, and ALPP visit:

https://insiderfinancial.com/3-penny-stocks-on-the-move-arcs-abml-alpp/180785/