IMO highly volatile penny stocks such as HEMP seem to be low risk high reward situations. Correct me where I'm wrong but with HEMP trading at .03 per share you could invest $1000 and in return own 33,333 HEMP stocks. With 33,333 stocks you're looking at a $333 profit with every cent per share that HEMP rises. In 2014 HEMP shot from .14/share to 1.84/share in under a week. So the question remains, if you've got $1000 burning a hole in your wallet, what's wrong with scooping up a cozy 33,333 HEMP stocks and waiting out the next $1 per share jump? From what I can tell you stand to gain 10s of thousands of dollars but only stand to lose your initial $1000 investment in the off chance HEMP goes completely bankrupt. Someone please point out where my logic is flawed and why.
Submitted May 29, 2017 at 07:22PM by SneakerHeadInTheYay http://ift.tt/2rhmPEw
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