ok, so I'm new to investing but not new to hearing the lingo. From what I can tell 15% per year is a fantastic return and it's almost ridiculous to think of 30% per year gains. Anything about 10% moves into the "too-good to be true" range where experienced investors just laugh at the dreamers. Here's my problem though. I like the idea of penny stocks. They fluctuate. It seems like they're super cheap and not reliable for long term investing but if a stock that costs 30 cents fluctuates between...