Posted On: 11/01/2013 1:29:59 PM
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pretty funny, so im looking at a beginner article at how to pick a good, winning penny stock. here are a few bullet points:
Look for companies that have consistently generated cash and are growing their free cash flow over time. [1] Avoid companies with a heavy debt load. [2]
Instead of share prices, compare price per share against book value per share (assets minus liabilities). [2]
Buy companies at a very low multiple on their cash flow (ideally under six times). [1]
We have all this and then some with SKTO.
Look for companies that have consistently generated cash and are growing their free cash flow over time. [1] Avoid companies with a heavy debt load. [2]
Instead of share prices, compare price per share against book value per share (assets minus liabilities). [2]
Buy companies at a very low multiple on their cash flow (ideally under six times). [1]
We have all this and then some with SKTO.

