THE “TARR” PRINCIPAL
THE “TARR” PRINCIPAL
When we look at buying a used car we have many many so called “reputable” car dealers to choose from.
I guess its like choosing a lawyer there is only one student that graduates at the top of his or her class – in the same way there are good car dealers, reputable car dealers, excellent car dealers – and horrific car dealers. Now who would you rather go to?
Investing in Penny Stocks is a dangerous game – is it a universally accepted form of gambling, like choosing a used car dealers – or may I suggest – ULK! and attorney.
Why? There is a machinery existing which makes unthinkable amounts of money promoting stocks – brokers, market makers, promoters, blogs, social networking sites, media – print, phone, television, phone rooms, chat rooms etc. etc. etc. the “information providers” and by now I think you get the idea. Too much information from too many sources promising too many good things.
So how should one invest in penny stocks well I call it the TARR programmer.
Before making a decision to invest in a particular penny stock follow the TARR rules:
(1) Track Record
Does the particular promoter or information disseminator have a track record which is positive?
This is easy to find out – just look at the company’s performance record in its “Picks” over last few months.
(2) Advisors
Before taking a high risk jump off the 10 meter board into the pool of penny stocks – get some professional advise from your accountant, or lawyer, or financial planner. Tell them what you want to buy and ask them to determine in their particular opinion is it worth investing into a particular Penny stock.
(3) Research
Before buying a particular penny stock ask your advisers or “information provider” to give you some information on the particular company’s stock you wish to buy. If there is no information available – DON’T BUY. If there is information – READ IT, then make a decision.
(4) Reputation
Is the reputation of the information provider good or excellent? If it is anything that at all seems inferior don’t buy – the penny stocks are a high risk game.
So TARR – if all indications are right – hire the lawyer, buy the used car or buy the penny stock – But this is 2009 so even if every indicator is positive, circumstances beyond yours or anyone elses, control may hurt your investment.
TARR, it’s not a face cream, or a topping for a road, it’s a check list which in the end may save you from losing, or hopefully help you, win in the penny stock market!
JOHN TAYLOR
PENNYSTOCK-PROMOTER.COM
PENNEYSTOCKPROMOTER@GMAIL.COM


whom is the author..a great article
well this is an interesting article….that appears to be different from most self-serving web postings..it actually gives good advise..and at the same time tells a story.I founfd this “tarr” principal interesting..but wonder has anyone else heard of it??
the principals are standard..but I have never heard a diligence package called TARR before.
the article was fun to read…a welcome change.
this is the new one
hope you like it
http://pennystockpromoter.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/childrenguns-computers-and-me/
thanks