This chapter discusses the concept of pink sheet stocks which can go unnoticed by investors but experience significant price movements, and explains how to find them using scanning tools. It also mentions the difference between bulletin board stocks and listed stocks, and the potential obstacles in listing a company on the New York Stock Exchange.
The abundance of unlisted companies available to buy into is a complicated resource for investors. One one hand, the opportunity that comes from smaller stocks being overlooked could lead to incredible results from unlikely sources, but the potential for staggering losses is equally high in this volatile market.
For those willing to dig into the thousands of pink sheet stocks and do the necessary due diligence, the penny stock market can be a gold mine of prospective businesses that don’t get attention from the vast majority of investors. However, this entirely hinges on avoiding the countless scams and schemes that plague these unlisted stocks.
This week, Phil and Danielle return once again to the topic of pink sheet stocks and why they may or may not be worth your time and attention as a value investor.
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