[video] Stock Bulls Seek Bipartisanship [4.4 min] (, Sep 8th, 11:18pm)
[at MarketWatch] - Midterm elections along with third-quarter earnings are key for market sentiment over the next few weeks, according to Michael Cuggino of the Permanent Portfolio Family of Funds, who says fiscal stimulus hasn't worked so well yet.

Wall Street climbs in low-volume session (, Sep 8th, 9:48pm)
[Reuters] - Stocks rose on Wednesday as investors latched onto positive news out of Europe in the latest in a string of low-volume sessions suggesting little confidence in market direction.

"Let the Dust Settle": Scott Bleier's Guide for Navigating the Market's Stormy Seas (, Sep 8th, 7:44pm)
[TechTicker] - http://l.yimg.com/a/p/us/news/editorial/b/0b/b0b6c09c90ef90e933c0ae6329e71d4b.jpeg

Futures Movers: Oil ends with modest gain as Europe fears recede (, Sep 8th, 7:36pm)
[at MarketWatch] - Crude oil futures take a break from two straight session losses, rising with equities after a Portuguese bond auction calmed recently renewed worries about Europe's sovereign debt outlook.

Bad Math - Why The Bullish Case Doesn't Add Up (, Sep 8th, 7:19pm)
[ETFguide] - Stocks are up and investors are becoming increasingly bullish. A "back to the basics" approach however shows that the math supporting the bullish case simply doesn't add up.

[audio] Before the Close from MarketWatch Radio Network [1.0 min] (, Sep 8th, 7:00pm)
[at MarketWatch] - The latest money news from Don Morgan.

Futures Movers: Oil trims gains after Beige Book details slowdown (, Sep 8th, 6:36pm)
[at MarketWatch] - Crude futures give up some gains after the Federal Reserve's latest report showed that growth slowed over the summer.

Futures Movers: Crude turns higher as global outlook recovers (, Sep 8th, 5:24pm)
[at MarketWatch] - Crude futures rise as a slightly improved sentiment about Europe's outlook buoys equities.

[audio] Enjoy scary movies? Watch Wall Street this month [1.3 min] (, Sep 8th, 1:43pm)
[at MarketWatch] - Enjoy scary movies or horror shows? Then you may enjoy Wall Street's dark days of September, says MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert. Catch special shows from the editor of the Hulbert Financial Digest all this week.

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What are Penny stocks? (also called micro stock, nano stock, micro cap stock, small cap stock, penny shares)

A penny stock is one that is traded under 5$ mostly on pink sheets or on the OTC BB . Although they are riskier than average investments, they have a tremendous profit potential.

Generally, companies that trade with penny stocks have a net worth that is $5 million or less in net tangible assets.

*Penny for thought* : RIM, Playboy, Apple, Microsoft and many others used to be penny stocks!

If you invest your money in stocks, you could have a better return than in any other investment instrument.  It has been proven that penny stocks (small cap stocks) have a better return than other type of stocks.  Stock investments should be the best place for your capital, even when times are tough.

Lately big board stocks don’t bring much confidence to investors.  Just take a look at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Lehman Brothers.  Many were saying that they were guaranteed blue chip stocks that would never fall.  Well, guess what!  They were all wrong.

In today’s environment, there is little difference between the big board stocks and the penny stocks.  The big difference is the risk.  The higher the risk you take, the bigger your potential gains. Yes, you could invest $10,000 in a blue chip and hope to make 20% at the end of the year.  Alternatively, you could invest the same $10,000 into a penny stock and make $100,000 within months.

Clearly, there is a lot of money to be made in the penny stock market.  The trick is to know when to enter and when to get out.  A few things to watch for when investing in penny stocks:

-The sector of the company, the Management team, the volume on the stock , the type of news flow, the price of the stock, investors’ sentiment, the level 2 (bid and ask view) action, and much more!

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Getting more bang for the buck: With just a few dollars, you can purchase hundreds of shares! You have the ability to turn your small investment into a fortune!
• First Mover: Penny stocks are the only way to claim ownership on the best new companies before they make it big time.
• Invest without losing your pants: It’s a great way to make an investment without risking a lot or over committing.
• Fun and exciting: Penny stocks are volatile. These fast paced investments often make great moves in a short period of time. You will find yourself looking into more companies, making more trades and learning at a faster rate.
• It’s easy! : Investors of all age groups and skill levels are jumping on the penny stock bandwagon.

*Our 2 cents* : Penny stocks are a great way to learn how to invest with small amounts of money!

The Next Million-Dollar Penny Stock

As a Motley Fool article would have it

Penny stocks can make you rich. Need proof? Every one of these multibaggers was once a penny stock:

Sources: Motley Fool CAPS, Yahoo! Finance.

The promise of outrageous returns has periodically made even the world's best stock pickers penny stock investors. Peter Lynch has enjoyed the stock market's super-cheap seats in the past, and still does on occasion. The Royce Low-Priced Stock fund has beaten the market for a decade by betting on stocks trading near or below $10 a share, including 1-800-Flowers(Nasdaq: FLWS).