Free Stock Tips

Hi Everybody,

We are on fire. Monday’s alert kept our winning streak going at 5 big winners in a row and reached a high up nearly 75%! So that’s a 50%, 60%, 100%, 66% and now a 75% winner, in our last 5 alerts.

Let’s keep this profit train rolling into our next alert.

Wednesday’s alert is an oversold bounce play.

The stock is another lower priced stock that can bring some big gains on small upticks.

Let’s get right into it

Our alert for Wednesday is SMA Alliance, Inc., SMAA
The stock closed Tuesday at 5.5 cents.

SMAA is the first internet program designed to act as a Lead Generator rather than a Lead Provider, which means that instead of driving customers to their own website, they place ALL of a Dealership’s Car Inventory in ads on the most popular classified websites on the internet.

SMAA has a strong joint venture partnership with Classifiedride.com, a hyper-growth web portal boasting over 1.7 million registered users.

SMAA is one of the key players in the online classifieds space for lead generation – a massive growth industry now that newspapers are on their way out.

The online classifieds industry in the U.S. has snatched close to 3.5 billion from the newspaper industry.

Between 2012 and 2017, online/digital media’s share of total local advertising spend will increase from 17.4 percent to 27.6 percent while traditional media’s share will decrease from 82.6 percent to 72.4 percent.

SMAA has a nice unique story that investors will be excited about.

We like the stock’s position, down from its high of 16 cents, the stock looks to have made a bit of a retracement. In fact, Tuesday, the sellers out numbered the buyers quite a bit, making this a potential oversold opportunity.

Now that SMAA will be reaching millions of investors before Wednesday morning, we could see a bounce that will bring it back towards its highs.

This should be another fun one!

Put SMAA on the top of your watchlist for Wednesday morning.

As always, do your own research, don’t chase gaps, use limit orders to enter positions, always use stop loss orders to protect your position, and take profits when you are in a position to do so.

Good Trading