ERBB is a different story in that it actually has a product and some semblance of a workable business plan. Although the regulatory climate re marijuana is loosening, it's still got a ways to go and ERBB's machine can only be sold in Colorado and Washington as the moment. Its dividend program whereby it buys shares in other companies and passes them to its own shareholders is more interesting but you can buy shares in those companies yourselves. It's a long term speculative investment; if you want to buy share in ERBB do so but don't spend more than a couple of hundred dollars doing so. Sure, it might hit big and provide you with a huge reward, but likely not. And when it doesn't, you won't have lost much.
Penny stocks are extremely dangerous. It would be better to buy 1 share of Google than 10,000 shares of the stocks you are considering. At some point you may experience a painful reverse split. I would steer clear of these types of investment and look to "best of breed" high quality companies that pay a dividend.
I have a penny stock 20 years ago on tooth past it have been split 4 times and today is worth a lot of money ,but I lost in others a lot of dollars
Yes they're both penny stocks, and I know I'll get a lot of answers saying that they are primarily scams (which I know). But my question is; what specifically makes each of the above listed a potentially bad (or good) stock to buy into?
