• All About Penny Stocks
• Why Trade Penny Stocks?
• Big Stocks vs. Penny Stocks I
• Big Stocks vs. Penny Stocks II
• Big Stocks vs. Penny Stocks III
• Where Do Penny Stocks Trade?
• Getting Started in Penny Stocks
• Learning The Ropes
• Trading Stocks
• Buying Penny Stocks
• Selling Penny Stocks
• Cancelling / Changing Open Trade Orders
• Monitoring Your Stocks and Trade Orders
• Getting a Good Stock Broker
• How to Choose the Winners
• Picking Your Own Explosive Penny Stocks
• Over-Analysis
• Advanced Strategies
• Advanced Fundamental Analysis
• Advanced Technical Analysis
• Penny Stock Trading Windows
• Penny Stock Day Trading
• Short Selling Penny Stocks
• Warrants, Options, Derivatives, and Rights
• Penny Stock Case Studies
• The Rise and Fall of Enron
• The Bre-X Debacle
• Secrets of the Insiders
• Extreme Research in Penny Stocks
• Tips of the Insiders
• Limiting Losses in Penny Stocks
• Information Sources
• Information Sources
• Dangers in Penny Stocks
• Benefits in Penny Stock Picking Services
• Do Your Own Research
• Our Picks for High-Quality Sites
• Old Penny Stock Certificates
• Penny Stock Q+A
• Questions and Answers
• Beginner Penny Stock Questions
• Intermediate Level Questions
• Advanced Level Questions
• Miscellaneous Penny Stocks Questions
• Bonus Features
• Penny Stock Stats Pack
• Ten Penny Stocks Trading Myths
• Financial Statements
• Halts and Delistings
• Penny Stock Trading Considerations
• Past Trends in Penny Stocks
• Penny Stock Prophecies
• Appendix
• Glossary of Penny Stock Terms
• Disclaimer / Disclosure
• Contact Information

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Advanced Technical Analysis

I do not agree with advanced technical analysis (TA) as it applies to penny stocks.

We use proprietary TA techniques with penny stocks, called Leeds Analysis, and suggest that you use this technique as well.

More advanced TA is unproven even for larger, more heavily traded stocks, and when applied to thinly traded issues like penny stocks, the methodologies are useless and misleading.