FLPC – Praise and Trading Tips

Posted by Admin on September 28, 2010 under Penny Stock Alerts Blog | Be the First to Comment

Cockadoodledoo…

I know my emails have been mostly focused on FLPC’s potential regarding vanadium. In my personal opinion, that’s where the true power of FLPC lays and vanadium is what could push FLPC into the forefront of all of their similar competitors.

However, the usage of vanadium is definitely in the early stages.

FLPC is playing smart poker by also keeping their focus on the already active and well developed lithium market.

Instead of just being dreamers hoping to capitalize on the market of the future, they’re remaining practical. We like companies with big dreams, but not foolish ones with no back-up plans.

Take a look at their recent news releases:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/First-Liberty-Power-Corp-iw-148177430.html?x=0&.v=1

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/First-Liberty-Power-Announces-iw-2510206092.html?x=0&.v=1

There is no one extremely exciting, make shares go through the roof kind of news there. Instead we have positive reports on consistent progress in regards to their lithium project. Sure those amazing news releases that makes shares pop 50-100% are great, but not if you’re reading them and don’t already own shares. At that point, they’re just depressing.

These are the kinds of news releases you see BEFORE a big one hits. Keep your eyes out for news that could cause excitement.

I definitely am a fan of FLPC in the long term, so if you’re buying it as an investment you may or may not want to stick with a stop loss strategy. Stop losses in my opinion are designed mostly for short or medium term trades, but it’s probably smartest to ALWAYS use one. I mean, imagine if you invested in something like Fannie Mae long term before the market crashed and didn’t use a stop, your entire investment would have basically disappeared.

DON’T listen to my trading strategies and tips, instead consult with a licensed financial professional before investing…and do your own research.

I think a good place to put a stop would be at 36 cents, just below the 37 cent mark that was the lowest FLPC has traded in the last five trading days. Of course you could certainly play it safer and risk less money by putting your stop even tighter than that.

FLPC can be very volatile during the day, in fact on Friday FLPC ran all the way from the low of the day (the opening price of 37 cents) to the high of the day for a gain of about 19% in about half of a day. For a company priced in the 40 cent range, that’s a great move for one day.

Definitely keep your eyes on FLPC for lots of great day trading opportunities. FLPC is a fantastic company for day trading, I watch it all the time.

FLPC looks good any way you slice it…from quick day trading buying and selling all the way to investing long term.

Use caution as always, but let’s 100% be ready to capture some beautiful profits shortly…

Talk to you later,

PSA – Penny Psycho

www.pennystockalerts.com

Don’t invest based on what I say, do your own research and consult with a licensed professional before investing, only invest what you are prepared to lose.

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