Okay, so to explain why I posted this image. When looking over stocks you want to check these three things Sales Rev, Profit margin and Earnings.
Sales Rev; something of value to sell to generate income.
Profit Margin; Are the items they have selling and if so are they generating a positive return. (Aka Lamborghini money! )😂
Earnings; once all expenses are paid manufacturing/payroll, ect. How much did the company put away $$$.
It is entirely possible to have good revenue and piss poor profit.(no one wants that junk! 🥺😭)
Also, you can also have great revenue and Profit margin, but the Earning are poor because the production costs are too high or piss poor money management.
Just some stuff I learned today.🧐

Now is a great time to scan the news for strong catalysts. You'd also like to do a screener when the market closes, but if you work overnight like I do morning time scans aren't so bad either.

I have more to share, but I don't want to overload you all for now. Ciao and Happy hunting

how do you find Penny stocks?
So, I personally use a screener at Finviz.com. Ill post a photo of my preference settings.
Exchange is obvious, but you set it to whatever one you are using. I use Nasdaq which im sure most of you do as well.
Price is put under $5 (typically penny stock is under 10) but I'm poor haha😅
Change shows the price change within the previous day. I like to use 10% because you only get 3 trades within the week. So, try to pick the best of the best.
Relative Volume allows us to see where the investors are at. This just means that the volume has double the usual amount. So, if its average is 100k it's now 200k, becau