Robert Morris
Robert Morris is the editor of Penny Stock All-Stars, an investment advisory focused on discovering small-cap and micro-cap stocks that are destined to become the market’s next Blue Chips.
The Wall Street veteran and small-cap stock specialist is also a regular contributor to Penny Stock Research. Every week, Robert shares his thoughts with our readers on a variety of penny stock-related topics.
In addition to Penny Stock Research, Robert also writes frequently for two other free financial e-letters, ETF Trading Research and the Dynamic Wealth Report. He’s also the editor of two highly successful and popular investment advisories, Biotech SuperTrader and China Stock Insider.
Robert Morris's Latest Posts
Time To Lock In Gains On Chinese Solar Stocks?
If you bet on solar stocks at the end of 2012, you’re feeling pretty smart right about now. Stocks in this beaten down industry have been soaring off the chart in 2013. Take a look at the Guggenheim Solar ETF (NASDAQ: TAN) for example. TAN has exploded from just under $16 per share at the […]
Three Penny Stocks The Pros Are Buying Now!
Buying stocks the pros are loading up on can be a prescription for big returns. After all, institutional investors make their living by buying and selling stocks for a profit. Institutional investors are pension funds, insurance companies, savings institutions, open- and closed-end investment companies, and foundations. They control a major portion of the world’s financial […]
One Penny Stock Gold Miner To Avoid At All Costs
There’s no question that penny stocks can generate huge profits for savvy investors. However, this area of the market also presents a unique risk in the form of penny stock promoters. I’m talking about companies that issue “research” reports on penny stocks in exchange for cash or stock from the company or anonymous third parties. […]
Are Penny Stocks And Small Caps Better Than Large Caps?
It should come as no surprise that I prefer to invest in penny stocks and small-caps over large-cap stocks. After all, I’m the Chief Investment Strategist for an investment newsletter dedicated to penny stocks. But there are good reasons why I like small companies better than their larger brethren. First off, small companies tend to […]
Hot Penny Stocks: STP, PZZI, XRM
It’s an exciting time for penny stocks, especially Suntech Power (STP), Pizza Inn (PZZI), and Xerium Technologies (XRM). Let’s take a closer look at these three hot penny stocks… Suntech Power (STP) STP shares gained 79% last week! Suntech Power manufactures silicon solar modules for off-grid systems, homes, and solar power plants. While the company […]
Penny Stock Pump And Dump Exposed
Investing in penny stocks can be a great way to rake in huge profits. However, you must be careful when you invest in this area. There are penny stock promoters out there who will pump up a penny stock for a fee. This is a major conflict of interest in my humble opinion. Just how […]
Time To Buy Japanese Stocks?
“Learn Japanese… you’ll be working for them someday.” This suggestion was given to me back in the late 1980s by my high school Economics teacher. And at the time, it seemed like sage advice. Japan had the strongest economy on the planet. They had the largest currency reserves of any country. Their stock market was […]
Big Gains Expected For Biotech Stocks In 2013
Biotech stocks delivered outstanding performance for investors in 2012. After a difficult 2011, biotech stocks took off in January 2012 and never looked back. A quick look at the following chart tells the whole story. As you can see, the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index climbed from just 1,084 in January to 1,430 by the end of […]
Chinese Stocks Poised For Big Gains In 2013!
After a disappointing 2012, Chinese stocks are off to a fast start in 2013. Is this the beginning of a new bull market for Chinese stocks? There’s plenty of evidence to suggest it is. Keep reading to find out how you can cash in on this major money making event. But before we turn to […]
Chinese Stocks Rally To End 2012
The past three years have been challenging for Chinese stocks to say the least. After trading around 3,200 in January 2010, the Shanghai Composite slid to just under 2,000 in early December 2012. That’s a 35-month decline of 37%. However, it looks like the trend is finally changing for the better. As you can see, […]
