does any body know were i can find a listing of penny stocks?\n\nIm looking to find it on the internet, i would like to be able to search via price.\n\nI would also like the service to be free
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you can go to this website\nhttp://www.pennystock.com/
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Well, I put "historical prices" into a search engine and got plenty.  There's one at the link below?\n\nAre you interested in particular countries or time periods?  Or particular commodities?
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most of the companies ur looking for will be listed in fortune 500 lists, however you can get them through www.money.cnn.com, www.lead411.com, www.usatoday.com etc, hope u got wht u wanted
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I subscribe to one of their investment letters.  I just started about 4 months ago.  I did buy one of their recommendations.  Netflix.  It has done well. Up about 8 points. Not all of their recommendatios have done so well however.  For example they are very hot on Yahoo.  Maybe given enough time.  It is a good source of information on companies that are hopefully up and comers so to speak.  They have a ream of different investment letters so I somewhat wonder how much research actually goes into one.
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Nobody issues certificates anymore.  The site you're referring to specializes in crappy stock deals just so you can get a piece of paper.  For the same price, you could buy a decent cheap printer and make your own.  Or for a lot less, you could buy a share for what it's actually trading at and print out a confirmation. Now that would look great on your wall!\n\nReally, though, if you're into tangible, stocks aren't it, even less than they used to be. Why not get a 1/10 oz. gold or silver coin or something?
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There's a latest review on this site\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.com/blog/?p=19
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Contact google and ask for an explanation.  There may have just been a glitch, not a huge conspiracy run by Google.\n\nGoogle didn't offer stock in the 1990's, they went public and sky high in value after that.   \n\nGood luck.
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"CHEAP" for um...$$$\n\nGet it?  Forum, For ummmm??\n\nYou know its funny, when it sells I want my half partner\nLOL
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Gstockreport.com, a report on Google stock  \nby Steve Baba, Ph.D.\n\nGoogle is a great website, but a lesson of the dotcom bubble is that a great website is not always a great business.  Google’s expected IPO has attracted enormous, one-sided, positive buzz from Google fans, techies nostalgic about the boom years, and day traders hoping for quick profits.   \n\nFor balance, below is a list of Google’s many potential business challenges, several of which could turn Google into a penny stock.    A more detailed analysis is available at the bottom of this page. \n\n23 Reasons Google Could Become a Penny Stock  \n\n1.  Companies that grow quickly by viral marketing, also known as word-of-mouth advertising, can fall just as quickly by competitors’ viral marketing.   \n\n2.  Companies that grow quickly from free publicity can also fall quickly by competitor’s free publicity.    \n\n3.  Switching costs and brand loyalty of search engine users are low.   \n\n4.  A winner-take-all business, also known as a contest business model, is only profitable if you are the winner, as Google is today.      \n\n5.  While Google is free to searchers, a price of zero, profit-lowering price-competition is still possible with a negative price.   \n\n6.   In addition to price competition, search engines can compete for users by offering less advertising.   \n\n7.  A competitor could develop a better, patentable search algorithm, as some hopeful inventors claim to be working on.   \n\n8.  The search engine industry may be in a temporary disequilibrium, and the long run equilibrium, dominance by Google or highly competitive industry, is unknown.    \n\n9.  Microsoft and Yahoo might actually try and compete with Google.   \n\n10.  The rapidly declining cost of technology, computers, storage, and bandwidth (Moore’s Law), will reduce the cost of entry for competitors.   \n\n11.  Any competitor can outsource software deployment to India, Russia or China, which will reduce the cost of entry for competitors enabling new competitors.   \n\n12.  There is open source competition.   \n\n13.  The increasing power of programming tools, languages, and scripts reduces programming costs, which increases competition.   \n\n14.  Google’s revenue source, text Pay-Per-Click advertising (PPC) often causes a race to the bottom as the most expensive/profitable products outbid less expensive products for the limited PPC positions, having negative reputational then financial effects.   \n\n15.  Text pay-per-click advertising is only one form of advertising and is subject to competition from other forms of advertising.   \n\n16.  Google’s revenue source, advertising, may be blocked or replaced by ad blocking software.   This is similar to the TiVo problem for television advertisers. \n\n17.  Google’s reported 50% margin with AdSense (displaying ads on third party sites) is unsustainably high for a middleman.   \n\n18.  Much of Google’s future profit potential depends on brand extension to other services, such as their shopping comparison site Froogle or Gmail, which involves risks and cannibalization.   \n\n19.  Being number one, Google is the number one target for search engine spammers and search engine optimizers, which reduces Google’s quality.   \n\n20.  After an IPO, with no prospect of great stock options to employees, Google may be at a comparative disadvantage attracting and retaining top talent.\n\n21.  Google may not discover significant new advances in search if none are there to be easily discovered and all the easy techniques, the low hanging fruit, were already discovered, wasting Google’s research investment.   \n\n22.  In contrast to the already discovered and easily copied low hanging fruit, the high hanging fruit of artificial intelligence may be decades away if it’s even possible, wasting Google’s research investment.   \n\n23.  Everyone online, including Internet entrepreneurs, uses Google or another search engine, making search a
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WOW! I hope you are not into heavy investing or your company has not been removed from NASDAQ or AMEX or NYSE. It means that the Company is doing very badly and these exchanges don't think their stock is worthy of trading on their exchanges. Many times their stock might get listed for trading over the Bulletin Board. If even that that does not happen it'll have to trade over the counter if some broker thinks it is worth his while to make a market in the stock of this company. If an investor is wise he would have liquidated his position of the stock of this company long before this happens.\n\nOfcourse if you are a speculator with deep pocets you might start accumulating the stock of a company not before this happens but after it happens with the hope that some rich person like Ican will get greedy and starts buying millions of shares of the stock of this Company with a view to turning it around so that it will go up.\n\nBut I'd not want you to fiddle around with the stocks of these companies if you are not a speculative investors with deep pockets just because you received an email touting the virtues of some company. It is usually the work of some pump and dump scheme which will be a cause for your financial burn down. You don't want it to happen. Financial burn down is not pretty.\n\nBetter be satisfied by saving a penny or two by looking at the prices of several merchants like the affiliates of NEW ERA WISP. A penny saved is a penny made.
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There are litterally hundreds of internet sites where you can check the prices. \n\nHere are a couple:\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/\n\nYou can create several portfolios and have the site track the prices for you.  Click on my portfolio at the top right of the page.\n\nHere is another:\n\nhttp://www.marketwatch.com/tools/marketsummary/default.asp?siteid=mktw\n\nClick on mymarketwatch at the top right.\n\nYou can also go directly to the NASDAQ and NYSE sites and obtain stock quotes.\n\nNASDAQ\n\nhttp://www.nasdaq.com/\n\nNYSE\n\nhttp://www.nyse.com/
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I just got the tout sheet faxed and called the 800 number to get off the fax which, in turn, allows them to sell your fax number to another boiler room to tout penny stocks.  This is only a boiler room set up - the SEC is so far behind the times that they cannot do anything to stop these guys - it is a waste of paper and time.  You are out of luck, just call the number to get off the list (and be prepared to keep getting a fax by the same group under another name) or accept the fact that you are on the list and will keep getting the fax.  \n\nWelcome to the world of corrupt investment scams.
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I don't believe the company exists, but that doesn't mean the stock is worthless.\n\nSee if your library has one of these:\n\n"Financial Stock Guide Service" - a directory of active stocks (addressing currently traded, actives issues), and a directory of obsolete securities (providing a brief profile of companies whose original identities have been lost through actions affecting their outstanding stock) updated annually and through monthly supplements.\n\nAlso, either "Robert D. Fisher Manual of Valuable & Worthless Securities" or "National Stock Summary" may be of use.
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www.dropship4free.com is great for buying and dropshipping. I have been using them for 2 years and all prices are either wholesale or below. I have compared them to hundreds of others and it really seems to be tops. Plus, it's free!!Let me know what you think.
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Don't count on those other two posts. Nothing on either site is FREE. I have tried relentlessly to search for info such as what your looking for. Nothing free, nada, no way. Wish I could tell you different.........I did find one you could sign up for 2 yrs at 39.95. But I am again in the same place as you are: I only wanted to look up one person, so that was not for me either. Then my niece went to work for an attorney and he let her look it up for me.
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overstock.com is a site. Yahoo! has an auction service. And you could do a search for auctions.
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Hi,\n\nFrom experience, you should be very cautious when approaching penny stocks because they can lose value very quickly. It may worth  opening a demo account to play with "play" money before using real money.\n\nGood Luck!