Bruce Bentley

3 penny stocks to see this week Are you looking for penny stocks to buy this week? If you answered yes, you are not alone. Every weekend we receive thousands of requests for new information about the markets and what to see. Whether you are trading penny stocks or looking for investment opportunities, the starting point is usually the same: creating a watchlist. How do you compile a penny stocks watchlist? It may seem relatively self-explanatory. To put together your list of penny stocks to watch, you need to find some letters and put them on a piece of paper or a simple word file, right? Of course, this is the process, but how do you find the best penny stocks to add to the list? In my experience, the weekends are the best because you don't struggle with active market trends. You also have a lot more time to research. This process involves watching the news and anticipating if there are any market trends that might play a role. In the coming week, the biggest story is likel...

Stocks that could potentially be removed from Korea's large-cap tracking benchmarks and MSIC index could become initial targets for shot selling once the cap hits May following a 14-month ban that started with Big -Cap issuance begins to be lifted. Selling short enables an investor to take advantage of falling stocks. The practice has been temporarily banned as part of the Covid-19 market since March last year, but is expected to resume on May 3. Stock short sales are typically made by overseas investors, so market experts believe that stocks that have strong overseas net selling or a sudden surge in borrowing could be short selling targets. According to Samsung Securities, from June 2017 to March 2020, offshore investors were 65 percent short in the Kospi market and 73 percent in the Kosdaq market. Samsung Securities selected Lotte Tour Development, Doosan Infracore, Hotel Shilla, Hanjin KAL, Samsung Heavy Industries, Toptec, Partron and BH as likely targets. Some overvalued...