Pennystockdd.com – The DD stands for due diligence.
Nice blog with picks from scan results. The blog does get compensated on some penny stocks, they are clearly marked as profiled companies. Other picks are from scans that look for break outs and volume activity.
HotStockMarket.com has a nice penny stocks blog which is updated with movers and short term candidates. The stocks posted there are usually momentum driven, either news or dollar volume indicators are used for identifying the movers.
Bullseyestockpicks.com is a legit promoter, providing a clear disclaimer with compensation and all the usual fine print. Currently working on PGOG which has been doing very well.
Not so much a chat site as the name indicates, rather a simply promoter site with a newsletter. The disclaimer is clear and concise with details about all their clients and compensation.
Cashcowmag.com is a promtor site, companies pay to be listed and that fact is clearly documented in the disclaimer.
This one ties in with several other sites, so pay attention here!
Marketwatchguru.com, hotcompanywatch.com, precisionexposure.com and doublingstocks.com are all the same. It is one promoter with a bunch of websites. The sign up response from doublingstocks.com is the same as the one from marketwatchguru. This one big pump and dump scam job. Beware of buying stocks [...]
Strongbuyalert.com looks to be advertising heavily. Their current client is CVCS, they clearly state they have been compensated 350,000 shares for the promo.
A confusing one here. Bullinadvantage.com says they are an a “Unpaid-for Service”. Yet a few lines later in the same disclaimer they clearly state that they are “paid in cash or stock to provide public exposure”. If it looks like a duck…
BridgeIR.com runs a clean and professional looking site. They have an easy to find and read disclaimer where they clearly state the exact type and quantity of compensation for profiling companies on the website and via email.
Look up stock scam in the dictionary and you should see a picture of Jonathan Lebed. Working from the site lebed.biz, he got his start when he was around 15 on message boards like Silicon Investor. He spouted lies and fabrications to trick people into buy low float penny stocks which would then move from [...]
