I found an amazing new stock called Sonus Network Industries. They are looking at revolutionary new ways of communication and the return is estimated at 50% capital.

Besides those three main common stock frauds. I have come to realize that the only solid and safe investment on the stock market is one that corresponds statistically to an amazing return. Also you simply cannot trust stock-brokers and other people you must gather information by yourself.

Another common stock fraud is the infamous "Ponzi Scheme". Characteristics of a Ponzi Scheme are typically, extraordinary returns are promised on the original investment[5] and vague verbal constructions such as "hedge futures trading", "high-yield investment programs", or "offshore investment" might be used. The promoter sells shares to investors by taking advantage of a lack of investor knowledge or competence, or using claims of a proprietary investment strategy which must be kept secret to ensure a competitive edge.Ponzi schemes sometimes commence operations as legitimate investment vehicles, such as hedge funds. For example, a hedge fund can degenerate into a Ponzi scheme if it unexpectedly loses money (or simply fails to legitimately earn the returns promised and/or thought to be expected) and the promoters, instead of admitting their failure to meet expectations, fabricate false returns and, if necessary, produce fraudulent audit reports.

A wide variety of investment vehicles or strategies, typically legitimate, have become the basis of Ponzi schemes. For instance, Allen Stanford used bank certificates of deposit to defraud tens of thousands of people. Certificates of deposit are usually low-risk and insured instruments, but the Stanford CDs were fraudulent.[6]

Initially the promoter will pay out high returns to attract more investors, and to lure current investors into putting in additional money. Other investors begin to participate, leading to a cascade effect. The "return" to the initial investors is paid out of the investments of new entrants, and not out of profits.

Often the high returns encourage investors to leave their money in the scheme, with the result that the promoter does not have to pay out very much to investors; he simply has to send them statements showing how much they have earned. This maintains the deception that the scheme is a fund with high returns.

Promoters also try to minimize withdrawals by offering new plans to investors, often where money is frozen for a longer period of time, in exchange for higher returns. The promoter sees new cash flows as investors are told they cannot transfer money from the first plan to the second. If a few investors do wish to withdraw their money in accordance with the terms allowed, their requests are usually promptly processed, which gives the illusion to all other investors that the fund is solvent.

Another stock fraud that is very often committed is a boiler room. A boiler room usually has an undisclosed relationship with the company being promoted or undisclosed profit from the sale of the house stock they are promoting. The managers of the boiler room usually have close ties to the same owners of the company whose stock is being promoted. After the sales force of the boiler room sells their clients on the idea of the IPO, they are not allowed to sell the shares that the customer invested. This is because there is no real "market" for the shares, so any shares sold before buyers are attracted would create a large loss in the price of the stock, due to it being thinly traded with no public support. Once the insider investors are in place, a boiler room promotes (via telephone calls to brokerage clients or spam email) these thinly traded stocks where there is no actual market. The brokers of the boiler room actually "create" a market by attracting buyers, whose demand for the stock drives up the price; this gives the owners of the company enough volume to sell their shares at a profit, a form of pump and dump operation where the original investors profit at the expense of the investors taken in by the boiler room operation.

I recently found out that penny stocks can be inflated by so called "pump and dump" techniques in which stock promoters/ manipulators buy heavily into a stock than make misleading promising statements in order to raise stock price and gain an immense profit from the return percentage.

I have recently found out that DNA Energy Drinks have been sponsoring numerous athletes and they themselves are also sponsored by numerous nation-wide syndicated 

I have recently learned that DNA Energy Drinks INC. has just begun shipments to nationally known supermarkets and grocers such as Raley's all around the Southern and Mid-Western United States share prices are estimated to increase tenfold

I recently found a new company called Fuel Cell Inc they are looking at revolutionary new ways of global energy consumption and their shares are relatively low at $1.36 cents a share

There's a couple of new stocks I'm investing into such as  Nuvilex which is developing new ways of cancer medicinal delivery.

I found the best tasting energy drink of 2012 and 2010 the stock is called is DNA Energy Drink Inc. Their stock is .66 of penny.