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WHAT IS A STOCK PROMOTER?

A stock promoter is someone who's built a certain amount of credibility for their 'expertise' in

the investment community. I put 'expertise' in quotes because you need to be aware that stock

promoters are NOT registered investment advisors; rather they are just savvy investors, who

enjoy being perceived as 'experts' by members of the investment community.



Now, I don't want to paint them in a bad light, because the truth is promoters are vastly more

knowledgeable than your average trader, but you do need to be aware that they are not

registered investment advisors, and that promoted stocks do have an inherent amount of risk

that some investors will not be comfortable with. While you can make a killing investing in

them, you will still want to do all your own research before investing in a promoted stock.



HOW IT WORKS

Stock Promoters allow people to become members of their websites or investment

newsletters, sometimes for free and other times for a monthly or yearly fee. Membership fees

don't always indicate that one promoter is better than another, but it has been my experience

that those that charge for their information, know what they are worth and usually offer a

better quality service. Like anything else, you get what you pay for.

Most people subscribe to these stock promoters with the intent to get a 'hot tip' or an 'edge'

on stocks that have potential for a breakout gain.



Occasionally, a stock promoter will be approached by a company or representative of a

company to offer 'coverage' of the company to their investors. You need to think of this as

nothing more than an advertisement to potential investors. You'll want to look at it in the

same way that a company would advertise their product on TV. The goal of a TV advertisement

is to gain attention from consumers, whereas in the world of stock promotion, the

advertisements are geared toward investors, not consumers.



Today, stock promotions are done mostly through the internet via email newsletters, but some

promoters still send mailers directly to your home or make phone calls to interested investors

who have indicated that they would like to receive information regarding any 'hot stock tips' a

promoter might have for them.



WHY WOULD A 'GOOD' COMPANY NEED TO ADVERTISE THEIR STOCK?

The most common and cynical response I hear from people who are aware of stock promotions

is; "If the company is so good, why would they need to advertise their stock to investors?

Wouldn't people be buying it like crazy already?"



This always makes me laugh. It's as if these people forget that there are THOUSANDS of 'good'

companies that still advertise every single day. Google, Yahoo, McDonald's, Apple, Wal-

Mart...etc. The only reason you are even aware of these companies is precisely because they

advertise! I guarantee you that the majority of these companies at one point or another have

had massive investor relations campaigns in order to attract investors.



Companies hire promoters with the intent to separate themselves from the thousands of

companies that investors are watching every day. The only difference is that they are

advertising to investors rather than consumers, because if investors are on board with the

company, they will be able to reach the mainstream consumer more quickly.



The truth is that there are literally hundreds upon hundreds of undervalued companies that just

don't get the exposure that they truly deserve. Many of them have excellent growth potential,

strong financials, and breakthrough products, but they just don't get any recognition from Wall

Street Investors, simply for no other reason than nobody knows about them!



The competition to attract investors is so great that often times small and micro-cap companies

just don't have the financial means to advertise their company's product or service, to investors

who might have interest. The most affordable way for a company to reach investors is to hire a

stock promoter.