The Day Trading Robot

Posted by – March 28, 2009

You’ve probably heard about The DayTrading Robot because it’s become one of the most popular stock pick products available online. The confusing thing for some may be that there are actually two different products for sale from the Day Trading Robot website. One is the software which makes the picks which costs over $100,000 per year currently and the other is the newsletter which contains the latest stock picks by the software and it’s availbale for less than $100 lifetime. This second choice is far less expensive really just as effective.

The Day Trading Penny Stock Picking Robot focuses on penny stocks because they are the stocks with the largest percentage gains day to day. If you want to make a fortune very quickly then “blue chip” stocks are just not going to work because they’ve already reached a very high level. This is really obvious when you stop and think about it. The whole game of making money on the stock market is picking the stocks which have the highest percentage gain, not the highest price gain. It’s important to understand this concept because it’s essential to understanding why this software is focused on penny stocks.

When you go to the official website of The Day Trading Robot you will find truly astonishing evidence of the power of this software. On December 16th the software said it was time to pick TLLE at just 13 cents. By the next day that same stock was over 40 cents. It does not take a math genius to know that 40 is more than three times 13.

A very simple example of how much money you can make with a 300% gain is to imagine that you put $1000 into a stock that goes from 13 cents to 39 cents. That’s 300%. You would have $4000 instead of $1000. If you sell it at that 39 cent price you’ve just made yourself $3000 in a single day while only risking $1000. You could trade high priced stocks for many years and never make a 300% gain. That’s the logic behind buying and selling penny stocks.

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