Faris

About Faris Sleem

Faris is currently the Editor of The Bowser Report and also creates content for the online blog. He has multiple years of long-term investing experience and is a full time day trader. He has experience with fundamental and technical analysis for stocks of all market caps, futures, and stock options. He has multiple years of trading experience, and day trades everyday. Faris has his own LLC called Trade with Techs, LLC and is ran through tradewithtechs.com. If you have any questions please feel free to contact him via e-mail or his website.

The Impressive Timeline of MeetMe, Inc. (MEET)

By |2016-10-25T21:03:02-04:00October 25th, 2016|Categories: Blog|

Analyzing MeetMe, Inc. (MEET) Almost One Year Later MeetMe, Inc. (MEET) share price has shot up over 300% since our recommendation and has a 52-week high of $8.11. Publisher Thomas Rice mentioned the company's financial outlook in the monthly recommendation analysis as a strength due to the potential advertisement revenue growth. The best part about the [...]

Basic Charting for the Penny Stock Investor

By |2015-08-17T08:11:38-04:00July 20th, 2015|Categories: Blog|

Use these charting techniques to maximize profits Charting, or technical analysis on historical price movement, is very beneficial to any trader or investor. Today, I will cover the basics of charting in order to help predict the price movement of a security and formulate entry and exit points. I use candlestick charts because they tell the most about [...]

The Importance of Stop Orders

By |2015-08-17T08:11:45-04:00June 29th, 2015|Categories: Blog|

Limit your losses and maximize your gains with stop orders A stop order is an order to buy or sell a security when it hits or passes a certain price level. Traders and investors typically use these orders when they have to step away from their computers for a minute, an hour, a day or even [...]

Commodity Predictions for this Summer

By |2015-08-17T08:11:53-04:00June 10th, 2015|Categories: Blog|

Forecasting crude oil and natural gas commodities in the months to come My overall prediction is a bullish move from oil gas and a pull back from oil during Summer 2015. Although the two commodities typically move together, the recent craziness with oil and great support from natural gas should sufficiently support this prediction. Natural Gas Natural gas [...]

The Risk of Investing in Commodity-Dependent Stocks

By |2015-08-17T08:12:49-04:00May 27th, 2015|Categories: Blog|

A look into the risks associated with oil and gas securities Commodity-dependent stocks have various risks, of which some investors are not aware. The two specific commodities that are fairly risky at the moment are oil and gas. Most individual investors (not firms) are currently buying shares of any solid energy sector stock that they can [...]

Book value versus potential value

By |2015-08-17T08:12:22-04:00March 26th, 2015|Categories: Blog|

Maximizing opportunities and minimizing risk by considering two types of value Book value is essentially the value of a security based on historical figures. Potential value is based off of potential catalysts such as a solid press release, higher revenues, and higher earnings per share. Those who analyze a securities based off of book value typically have [...]

Detecting and Avoiding Pump and Dumps

By |2015-02-03T13:44:35-05:00February 3rd, 2015|Categories: Blog|

What to watch for to avoid infamous pump and dumps A pump and dump is a fairly simple concept. Large groups of individual traders buy many shares of a volatile stock and “pump” it up with consistent buy volume. Then, just when you think the security is breaking through all levels of resistance and can’t be [...]

Detecting and Avoiding Pump and Dumps

By |2015-02-03T13:44:35-05:00February 3rd, 2015|Categories: Blog|

What to watch for to avoid infamous pump and dumps A pump and dump is a fairly simple concept. Large groups of individual traders buy many shares of a volatile stock and “pump” it up with consistent buy volume. Then, just when you think the security is breaking through all levels of resistance and can’t be [...]

Detecting and Avoiding Pump and Dumps

By |2015-02-03T13:44:35-05:00February 3rd, 2015|Categories: Blog|

What to watch for to avoid infamous pump and dumps A pump and dump is a fairly simple concept. Large groups of individual traders buy many shares of a volatile stock and “pump” it up with consistent buy volume. Then, just when you think the security is breaking through all levels of resistance and can’t be [...]

IPOs – Trading or Gambling?

By |2014-10-07T23:55:08-04:00October 7th, 2014|Categories: Blog|

IPOs offer significant rewards, but not without significant risks Some investors love trading initial public offerings (IPOs) because of their potential reward. Most investors, however, don’t realize the risks. Trading an IPO is a perfect example of blind trading. No matter how much research an investor has done, it isn't enough. This is simply because there is no information [...]

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