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Good morning again, folks.

Yes, it's another morning edition of the newsletter, but not because we've got urgent news to pass along. Rather, today's edition is a timeless lesson about penny stocks, so there's no need to wait until the end of the day to deliver it.

Yes, the stock in question is one of our Featured Stocks - Empire Global (EMGL) - which we like a great deal, but the big things we like about EMGL are also applicable to other penny stocks. You just have to go out there and be willing to look for them, and then willing to own then.

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Good Wednesday morning, friends and fellow traders. We weren't planning on an early edition of the newsletter today, but this is one we just couldn't wait until the end of the day to send. See, good news travels fast, and we want to make sure you're aware of something before anybody else sees the press release we saw this morning from one of our Featured Stocks at the site... a name we've mentioned here in the newsletter before.

Just like the headline said, little ol' Barfresh Food Group (BRFH) and the North American arm of beverage giant PepsiCo (PEP) have teamed up, and the latter is using its enormous distribution network to sell the former's brilliant pre-packaged smoothie mix.

The best analogy I can make is, a product that was selling just fine off the shelves of the 660 Fred's (FRED) retail stores suddenly got picked up by Wal-Mart (WMT), who wants to put the product on the shelves of its 5000 stores. In an instant, everything changed for the better in an enormous way. You couldn't ask for a better distribution partner than PepsiCo, which generated $66 billion worth of revenue last year. These guys clearly know what they're doing,

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Good Tuesday afternoon, one and all (or good Wednesday morning, depending on when you open your e-mails from us). Regardless of when you open your newsletter e-mail though, I'll go ahead and warn you right now, today was one of those days.... one of those days where, try as I might, I just couldn't help but get up on the soapbox and preach a little bit. Today's sermon? The federal government's inexplicable decision to start selling down some of the nation's emergency oil reserves.

Not the "What," But the "Why"

In case you haven't heard, the U.S. government is planning to dispose of a decent-sized chunk of its so-called Strategic Petroleum Reserve over the course of the next several years.

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Good Thursday morning, everybody. As promised, we've got an early delivery of today's newsletter to make sure you have plenty of time to take action with today's trading alert on our newest Featured Stock. In fact, as a bonus for you regular newsletter readers, it's not even a Featured Stock at the site yet. We won't flip that switch until after the close today, which means you have a few hours of knowing something other investors don't.

The usual caveats apply, of course. That is, understand that this is a speculative small cap, and as such, stops as well as limit orders are advised. Also, never invest more than you're willing to lose.

On the other hand, the usual upsides apply too - catching the right stock at the right time is like catching lightning in a bottle. And in today's case, we think this is very much a right-time, right-place situation. This biopharma company has been laying low for a while, and if history repeats itself (which it usually does), something big news-wise has been brewing and is about to surface... the classic catalyst for small cap biotech stocks.

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Hello everybody. And, happy "Back to the Future" day!

If you have no idea what I'm talking about (though given the amount of media coverage devoted to it, that seems impossible), today's the day that Marty McFly and Dr. Emmett Brown traveled to from 1985 in the movie Back to the Future II.