Lithium Penny Stocks: Low Risk – High Reward Investing by Mickey Dee

Chapter 1:
 THE BABY KNOCKOUT MONEY

MANAGEMENT METHOD
 The Baby Knockout money management and investment strategy is simple.
 We sacrifice a family night out that may include a nice sit-down restaurant
 dinner and a family event with popcorn and snacks for a family of four.
 This would roughly cost approximately $350-$600 USD for dinner, event
 tickets and snacks depending on what part of the country you live in. This is
 the sacrifice you may need to make a few times a year if you want to
 become a successful Lithium Baby Knockout Investor.
 Crypto Stock Hive Blockchain Technologies (HIVE) was a stock we
 recommended that you put on your watch list at $.07 USD. The stock
 topped out at over $6. We do not tell you to buy sell or hold any company,
 but several subscribers picked up shares at under $.10 USD. If you were
 using the Baby Knockout money management method and made the family
 sacrifice of $400, you could have purchased 4000 shares @$.10 each plus
 $7 commission fee. If you waited until the stock reached $3, you could have
 cashed out your 4000 shares for $12,000 minus $7 commission fee. If you
 were brave and waited for the stock to go over $5 then you could have
 cashed out your $400 investment for over $20,000.
 Uranium Stock Paladin Energy (PALAF) was recommended on The Scoop
 for your watch list at $.03 USD. Just for fun, let’s say you picked up 8000
 shares at $.05 USD for a cost of a family sacrifice of $400 USD. This trade
 and other trades are still playing out, but let’s
 say Paladin hits an all-time high of $12 USD, but you cashed out for $8
 USD after holding for 4 years. Your $400 investment was worth $64,000
 USD when you cashed in. I don’t know about you, but I think I would go on
 a nice vacation. Saving money for a summer vacation was the original
 philosophy behind investing in Baby Knockouts. You owe it to yourself and
 your family.
 This is not investment advice. These are two of the many examples.

Lithium Penny Stocks: Low Risk – High Reward Investing by Mickey Dee