The Scared Word, Bankruptcy
May 14th, 2008
Most investors are scared to death of the word bankruptcy however bankruptcy stocks can be profitable in one day. Investors usually go into a panic mode when they hear someone talks about a bankruptcy company. That panic leads to discomfort in the market because of the easy spread of such news in the market.
The real reason for the bankruptcy of penny stock companies is the appearance of unscrupulous investors. Those investors come to the stocks in order to cheat the others and gain money from them. In fact, that won’t affect the investors only, but the entire market also. The whole market will hold some bankruptcy stocks that will record little or no sales.
Bankruptcy is a legally DECLARED inability which means that there is no room for any fraud to occur. Bankruptcy stocks are like other stocks; people can find information about them through some lists, newsletters and reports that are available for investors.
Some people are not familiar with the true sense of bankruptcy; some say that bankruptcy means there is no money at all in the company, but this is not correct. Bankruptcy companies are those companies that have insufficient assets to cover their debts.
If you are one of those investors that don’t like investing in bankruptcy companies, use the following. When you buy stocks, you shouldn’t listen to rumors to make your decision. Just check some newsletters that follow companies in bankruptcy and also search for annual and quarterly reports. This way gives you real information about companies in penny stocks so that you can avoid those bankruptcy companies and choose the best one. Also, search for stocks that are listed on the NASDAQ.
On the other hand, there is a chance for those companies to breathe and survive again. Chapter 11 came to give those companies some time to reorganize and repair all the damage happened. This trend makes many companies to enter Chapter 11 seeking for protection.
So if you want to invest in those companies, you must be more cautious. Here is a simple test for any company wants to prove its potential to revert to the original situation.
If the company is protected while falling into the problem of bankruptcy and then its sales and earnings become to increase, then there will be a fair chance for this company to survive again. Not necessarily! Because when company fails to show a profit, it won’t survive to prosper again.
Anyways, if the company solved its problem hardly in the past, don’t expect that it will perform well in the future.
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