College Stock: Penny Stock News

The Dean hopes all of his students enjoyed another exciting week of trading penny stocks:

Let’s see how The Dean’s penny stock picks performed this week:

PREA
Pure Earth, Inc. (PINK: PREA) provides integrated environmental transportation, disposal, recycling, consulting, engineering, and related services enabling the beneficial reuse of soils and industrial waste streams into approved disposal facilities or Brownfield sites. Although PREA hasn’t seen news at all in the month of August, has seen large gains over the past couple of weeks. However, this week didn’t exactly follow up and pack a punch. On the conservative side of things, especially because PREA’s volume ceased to exist after Wednesday, students could’ve made about 20%, as this free penny pick moved from just under $0.05 to $0.06.

NACF
National Clean Fuels, Inc. (PINK: NACF) engages in commercializing clean energy technologies and related alternative energy technologies, equipment, and applications. Some weeks, The Dean’s free penny stock picks do extremely well but, this week, NACF definitely took the cake. It seems The Dean’s suspicions were correct on NACF, as the Company issued pre-market news Monday morning. Additionally, NACF followed up with another press release about its newly acquired subsidiary, China National Solar, on Friday. This week, NACF shares moved from $0.15 at Monday’s open to a high of $0.56 on Friday, making for a gain of over 270%. Congratulations to all of The Dean’s students who took the time to study up, and made the grade this week.

DMGM
Distribution Management Services, Inc. (PINK: DMGM) engages in the acquisition, development, and sale of real estate property. Aside from being quite the popular penny stock on Friday, this Company has been pretty much absent from news and headlines. If you hadn’t already cashed out for the week and made your own pre-Labor Day three day weekend, you might’ve had a chance to see The Dean’s Tweet, or morning popular stocks watch list, about DMGM. Certainly, it would’ve been quite interesting if students were DMGM shareholders prior to Friday’s open but The Dean highly doubts that this was the case (it is possible, however). In a more realistic scenario, The Dean’s students could’ve entered DMGM under $0.015 and made at least a couple hundred percent on their money when this penny stock traded as high as $0.0785. Of course, DMGM’s movement from $0.013 to $0.225 represents a larger gain, more in the realm of 1630%!

The Dean wants all of his students to stay tuned because he will soon be teaching his students about the penny stock pick of the summer!