why are these the best penny stocks to invest in?

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Let’s face it. There aren’t many sure things in life. And when it comes to

investing in penny stocks, the list of sure things grows even shorter. About all you know with 100% certainty is that you’ll

pay your broker commissions.

I say “best” tongue in cheek. The attitude of these so-called “Investor

Relations” professionals is sick. Sick and slick. Nothing but take the money

and run.

Look...when you get that fancy brochure in the mail that’s hyping some stock, do me a favor. Actually, do yourself a favor.

Don’t buy the stock but save the impressive looking brochure.

Then pull it out six months down the road, and take a look at what’s happened

to the stock. The best penny stocks to invest in never show up hyped in these

mailings.

The best penny stocks are quietly sitting there, going about their business, ready to take off. Want to know a good way to

find them? Let me share something I think you’ll find very helpful. I call it “The

Big Sleep.”

Find a stock that has fallen from a high, has been plodding along, and shows

some signs of coming back to life...and waking up in a big way after a big sleep.

See what happened? Primo took a huge hit and plunged from $14.55 to $4.84 in

one day. If this was one of the pump and sump penny stocks, chances are it would

have sunk all the way to zero and flat lined.

But it didn’t. Look at what’s been happening this year. If you used my “Big Sleep” tactic, found Primo in 2013 while it was just starting to stir, just starting to come back up, and bought the stock, you

would have made out fine.

But “The Big Sleep” is a very helpful tool. It’s an excellent way to sift through all

the garbage and find the best penny stocks, the ones that are in a good

position to take off.

It’s a tactic you can use to protect yourself from paying too much for penny

stocks. If you’re looking to make an overnight killing, forget it. But if you’re happy to tuck a penny stock away for a

year or two,

“The Big Sleep” can help you pull in some very nice profits. Try it out if you

have a penny stocks watch list. Chances are you’ll find a lot of penny stocks that

behave like this.

Its business model is based on what Gillette does with razors and what Epson

does with printers. Cheap razors and printers. Expensive blades and ink.

Primo attracts with water containers it calls “stylish and innovative.”

The company was launched 11 years ago by Billy Prim. Years ago, Prim launched

a well-known propane company, Blue Rhino, before he went into the purified water business. Primo customers are

both businesses and individuals.

During Q2 of 2015, sales grew 21% to $32.4 million. It sold more water but more

significantly, it sold more dispensers, which means it will sell even more water

in the future.

This is nice business model. Some people call it “recurring revenue.” I’d call

it smart. The company delivers an 8% profit margin on the dispenser and a 33%

margin on the water.

Use my “Big Sleep” tactic to find the best penny stocks. It’s a great way to find

undervalued companies, and to protect yourself from pump and dump scams.

What do think?

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