Free Stock Tips

Hi Everybody,

So we got back to our winning ways Tuesday, with our alert hitting a high up 44% early in the day. Congratulations to everyone who booked a profit.

Now on to the next one.

Wednesday’s alert has a great story, and is trading around a penny.

Remember we like these low share price plays because it doesn’t usually take much for a large percentage gains.

This stock that has been relatively quiet for the past few sessions is set to receive a huge influx interest due to a big awareness campaign kicking off Wednesday morning. The volatility we could see Wednesday morning should create some excellent trading opportunities.

Our alert for Wednesday is Webxu Inc., WBXU
The stock closed Tuesday at $0.0143.

WBXU recently acquired BarNone, a well known consumer brand in the Auto Industry with an established consumer following.

WBXU’s BarNone helps consumers with bad credit purchase new or used vehicles.

WBXU’s BarNone is identified by its TV commercials with their sock puppet mascot and has provided quality advertising services to its proprietary network of Auto dealers nationwide since 1995.

Since acquiring BarNone WBXU has grown the existing operation by approximately 200%.

The timing on this acquisition is great, since the Auto Industry is making sales at its highest rates since 2008.

This is a nice story that investors will latch onto because there is a lot of room for growth, and a potential for some exciting news down the line.

But the story isn’t why we like WBXU.

Now that WBXU will be receiving a ton of exposure starting Wednesday morning, the increase in liquidity could bring some major volatility.

And when it comes to trading, if you’ve been following us, you know that volatility
is the name of the game.

Couple that with the fact that WBXU is trading around a penny so smaller price gains will lead to larger percentage gains; this looks like a very intriguing trade opportunity.

Make sure WBXU is sitting on top of your watchlist 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