Penny stocks are big business, even though they sound small. Tens of millions of people trade them, and while some win and some lose, none can argue the place of small stocks on the markets. The broad appeal of these small shares is also notable. Unlike most other investment vehicles that cater to very select niche audiences, people from all walks of life are getting involved with penny stocks. Whether you're a beginner learning the ropes or an experienced trader looking to get in early on tomorrow's up-and-coming corporations, you'll find that others just like you are already involved in the smallest stocks. Of course, the rules for penny stocks are a little different from other investment types. There are certain risks and pitfalls that could cost you. Thankfully, most of these are easily avoidable, especially if you've read Invest in Penny Stocks in its entirety. You can protect yourself even more by performing Leeds Analysis on any penny stock you're interested in, and by applying the same research to that company's competitors for comparison purposes. Hopefully, the tactics detailed in this book will get you over the "penny stock phobia" from which most investors suffer. Involved in small stocks because they bought the wrong stocks at the wrong times and for the wrong reasons. In contrast to this, while dumb decisions and phobias keep some investors out of the penny stock arena, there are many who've been playing the game right. They're the ones investing in the right stocks at the right times and for the right reasons. They're the ones using Leeds Analysis to research their options. They're the ones making fortunes by trading penny stocks. The good news is that you can get started easily. If you've read through this entire book, then you've been introduced to all the concepts needed to become a successful penny stock investor. From paper trading to getting a good broker, from the best markets to due diligence, you've covered it all. Most importantly, you've been introduced to Leeds Analysis. By applying it to investments that you may be interested in, you'll be significantly ahead of other investors. You'll avoid those common pitfalls that take some traders out of the game, and profit from tremendous Delving into a company from a fundamental analysis perspective tells even more. First, there's the financials, which reveal the health and momentum of a corporation, from both past and present perspectives. Then, you can get even more granular and review the financial ratios, which allow very valuable comparisons to other companies of all sizes and produce many very telling results. Yet fundamental analysis goes even deeper. From reading press releases to reviewing legal battles, from researching the share structure to looking into insider trading, you can learn almost everything there is to know about a company.