With regard to my trading strategy for speculative stocks, I am always looking for small, emerging growth companies. And I am always trying to be an "early investor" i.e. I like to ride the first big wave.
Small companies usually have a longer runway for growth, but are cheaper because they are not on most investors radar screens. A lower SP always means a lower risk i.e. the higher you buy, the greater the risk.
Generally, to make big money in stocks, you must have the vision to see where the company is going, you need the courage to buy large parcels of shares, and then the patience to hold them sometimes for several years. The patience is the hardest part.
Finally, if the directors are owners, and have a significant stake in the company, this often a very good sign. FMG (AF) and TAS (GS) are very good examples of this.
Cheers.
TAS Price at posting:
7.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
