When choosing Over the counter bulletin board stocks, be careful and chose them wisely. Remember to do your homework and research the hell out of them. Some OTC, and OTCBB stocks are merely fronts for bringing in money for the company or some ruthless thugs and leaving you holding the broken end of the stick.

You ever seen some of these companies rise in share value while selling is in action but drop as soon as many thousands buy. These can be indicators that there may be some nasty newsletters circulating trying to get people who know little about them to buy, invest or purchase into there company only to offload there shares, the company while the prices are rising and once there stocks are sold the company share value begins to dip and take months, if not a year or longer to play the same practice all over again. In some of my previous rants I have covered this piece of grossly unfair piece of legal tactic that wall street doesn’t seem to mandate with otc or otcbb companies since they don’t trade with in the inner circle of the trading markets.

Not saying these type of companies aren’t profitable but do the research and see if they are actually preforming a service that holds some economical and consumer value to them and have a significant chance of building there business and growing on the market front.

I have owned UNCO and they have changed board members and patched there finances with so many tactics that anything I invested well it’s literally junk and I have lost. Thank god it was only $100.00 but that is a hundred I could have put into a corporation or company that really wanted to bring something to the table and play ball with to grow.

As for companies that have went bankrupt and no business existing, The FTC needs to be writing laws on removing these eye sores from the stock charts and forcing them to de-register from any markets period. Many people still buy them and may make a small profit but the idea of buying a stock or share of any company that no longer exists seem pretty risky and not worth the weight in even trying to buy and gain from period.

Some stocks I have watched rise and fall and only to rise again are CNWI a cardiac monitoring equipment company who was going to have some licensing agreement with some new heart pump deal but the licensing fell through and it simply dropped and setting pretty floored at the moment and TSHO a trade show company which share prices depend on the next big invention to go big on the trade show circuit but I would bet my money in this company and of Course I have. It has seen some pretty significant gains and drops but the are all monitored as I said around as seen on T.V products and small inventors.

Definitely give some weight to TSHO and take a look at the charts and you decide if your possibilities on investment into this company may provide you with some extra operating cash to invest when things pick up a bit hopefully this coming summer.