How To Double Your Penny Stocks: Doubling Stocks
By John Tan
penny are less than $5. They are usually very volatile, with possible huge gains or huge losses. However, it is possible for anyone to make profits in penny when he or she becomes a subscriber of Doubling Stocks.

What is Doubling Stocks? It is a newsletter created by penny stock guru, Michael Cohen. The Doubling system can be structured into 3 parts:


Step 1: On Sunday evening, check your email to read the Doubling . The newsletter will give subscriber 1 good penny stock pick weekly.

Step 2: Wake up Monday morning and place the trade online or with your broker over the phone.

Step 3: Go about your daily business and check back regularly to see
how the stock is performing. In good cases, you will have effortlessly earned double oe even triple your money back!

This is made possible because the weekly penny stock picks are recommended by The World's First Trading Robot named "Marl". Marl was developed by Michael and renowed fund manager, Carl Jenkins.

Marl works by analysing each stock's past price movements to predict the future direction (technical analysis). The average professional stock trader can analyze one stock chart around every 8-10 seconds when looking for an opportunity. That is too slow for Marl. Marl can easily monitor hundreds of at the same time, allowing it to be extremely selective, waiting until all the correct criteria line up before making a trade recommendation.

Since the Doubling newsletter was started this year, Marl has predicted that made an average of 105.28% increase mostly within several hours of the market opening! Below are some examples:

1. CLEAN POWER TECHNOLG (CPWE.OB) $0.71(February 2007) $1.88(February 2007) +164%

2. Optionable Inc. (OPBL.OB) $8.89 (February 2007) $5.02 (March 2007) -43%

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Local Stocks
The major U.S. stock markets took a tumble last week during news of disappointing earnings, led by International Business Machines Corp., and a negative consumer sentiment report.
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The major U.S. stock markets took a downward turn last week as investors continued to fret over rising inflation and the possibility of higher interest rates.
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New fears of inflation and higher interest rates drove the major U.S. stock indexes down last week. It was the third straight week of losses.
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The major U.S. stock indexes fell last week as rising oil prices took center stage.
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Stocks continued upward last week, driven by a better-than-expected jobs growth report that eased investors' fears about inflation and higher interest rates.
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Stocks advanced last week, powered by an upbeat report on economic growth and some consumer inflation data that didn't rattle investors.
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Renewed fears of inflation and higher interest rates drove the major stock indexes down last week, even as pharmaceutical companies scored gains.
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Blue chip stocks advanced for a third straight week, but a disappointing outlook for Dell and Cisco Systems held back gains in the technology sector.
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The major U.S. stock market indexes rose sharply last week as investors bet that a weaker-than-expected employment report could slow interest-rate increases.
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The major stock indexes eked out gains last week as investors weighed strong earnings reports and Procter & Gamble Co.'s proposed $57 billion acquisition of Gillette Co. against weak economic data and uncertainty over the elections in Iraq.
Local Stocks
The major U.S. stock markets took a downward turn last week amid news of disappointing earnings and a weak consumer sentiment report.
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Stock prices edged down last week amid rising oil prices, weak corporate earnings reports and a record trade deficit for November. But stocks in the Washington region saw gains.
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Major U.S stock indexes took a hit last week and local stocks followed suit after reports of disappointing holiday retail sales.
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The major U.S. stock market indexes lost ground last week in light holiday-week trading.
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Stocks rose again last week, both in the Washington area and nationally, as investors took a bullish stance on the economy's prospects for 2005. The government reported several pieces of positive economic news Thursday, the last trading day of a short Christmas week, including better personal income and durable-goods sales.
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Stocks advanced last week in spite of bad news on Friday: a jump in crude oil prices and a slump in the drug industry.
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Stock prices dropped last week as investors weighed positive news -- steadily dropping oil prices -- against a weaker dollar and a troubling report on inflation.
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Stocks continued upward last week, driven by a 14 percent decline in crude-oil prices. Technology socks, led by Intel Corp., the world's largest semiconductor company, were particularly strong.
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Wall Street resumed its optimistic streak last week as investors anticipated new data this week, on job creation and holiday consumer spending, that could strengthen the overall economy.

Regal One Corp. (RONE.OB) $0.07 (March 2007) $0.19 (March 2007) +171%

4. Transbotics Corp. (TNSB.OB) $0.47(March 2007) $0.68(April 2007) +44%

5. PAETEC Holding Corp. (PAET) $9.80 (March 2007) $19.25 (March 2007) +96%

6. BioStem Inc. (BTEM.OB) $0.46 (March 2007) $2.34 (March 2007) +408%

7. Bravo! Foods International Corp. (BRVO.OB) $0.15(April 2007) $0.28(April 2007) +86%

A more recent pick by Marl is Andros Isle Development (AVPJ.PK), a real estate development firm mainly operating in the Caribbean Basin. Michael sent an email on the 3rd of September asking his Doubling subscribers to invest when it was trading at $0.13. On the 4th of September, the stock rocketed to a high of $1.01 at one point.

From a personal point of view, I have joined Doubling for 3 months. I have traded 12 recommended stocks. 10 were winning trades with only 2 losses. I always make it a point to do some research after receiving Michael's penny stock pick on Sunday. I must say that the stock picks are always spot on.

It cost a one time fee of $47 to subscribe to the Doubling Newsletter. Most of the subscribers like me make much much more than the $47 with our first penny stock pick from Marl. In fact, new members have a risk free 8 weeks period to try the Doubling Newsletter. Michael promises to give you a full refund if you do not make any profit.

In addition, Doubling subscribers will receive an ebook called "The Penny Stock Bible" that shows you how to spot profitable trends in penny stocks. If you are a complete novice, the ebook also shows you how to open an account with the recommended online brokerage firms.

Access Doubling here.

John Tan recommends Doubling to anyone who wishes to make some extra income from trading, especially penny stocks.