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Penny stocks trade at less than $5 per share. They are highly volatile and incredibly risky investments that can burn new and seasoned investors alike; they often serve as the playground for scam artists and market manipulators. However, while penny stocks can be halved in the blink of an eye, they can also double much more quickly than large-cap stocks. Investors interested in penny stocks should be aware of the risks and do their due diligence before making an investment. Read on to find out how to profit without getting scammed.

Recent Penny Stocks Articles

If Sundial Growers Hits the $1 Target, Consider Taking Profits

It’s not an impossible proposition that SNDL stock hits $1. But if it does, those who were given a second chance should take it.

Vinco Ventures Is Just Grasping at Straws

Today, betting on Vinco Ventures means embracing it as a cryptocurrency play. What that means for BBIG stock remains to be seen.

As Latest Meme Wave Fades, Stay Away from Vinco Ventures Stock

BBIG stock is still a chancy play with too many unknowns, what's playing out now with Venco Ventures is not a "buy the dip" opportunity.

7 Little-Known Penny Stocks That Could Take Off Any Moment

Penny stocks are incredibly risky and should only be considered with speculation funds. Still, these names could swing higher for investors.

Vinco Ventures Stock May Have Something to Bet on Besides Lomotif

Vinco Ventures has its fingers in a lot of growth sectors. But before you invest in BBIG stock know what you own then wait for the right price

Desktop Metal Can’t Seem to Print a Bullish Case for Itself

DM stock is a highly speculative penny stock that makes bottom fishing investing a riddle with no solid clues to pursue it.

7 Penny Stocks To Pick Up for Profits in Q1

As rate hike news pushes down growth plays, your best bet with penny stocks now may be to focus on value names like these seven.

The Former Naked Brand Offers a Fresh Start As CENN Stock

As Naked Brand transitions to CENN stock, maybe the second act will be more enjoyable – and more profitable – than the first.

At Below $3 Clover Health Stock May Be Worth It as a Moonshot

With CLOV stock, it may be worth rolling the dice at today's prices. 

Clover Health Stock Remains a High-Risk High-Reward Play

Both Clover Health's bear and bull cases are equally compelling, which makes CLOV stock a highly risky bet right now.

These 3 Stocks Make Better Buys Than ContextLogic

These three stocks have a $1 billion market cap and trade below $3. Smart investors will pass on WISH stock and buy one of these names. 

7 Penny Stock Bubbles That Are Bound to Burst

Watch out with these seven penny stocks, a mix of plays that are still flying high, and a few that have already seen their bubble deflate.

Zomedica Stock Should Have Popped on This Latest Acquisition, so Beware

Although ZOM stock has some exciting news to undergird its price tag, that hardly anything has changed is worrying.

Employ a Wait-and-See Approach with ContextLogic

WISH stock will not recover unless the platform eliminates counterfeit and hazardous goods while also enhancing product quality.

7 Penny Stocks to Pick up for Profit in Q1

When investing in penny stocks under $5, remember just because they’re cheap doesn’t mean their fundamentals make them a buy.  

Membership Growth Is Making Clover Health a More Convincing Investment

You can hold CLOV stock in hopes of another Reddit run-up, but there are also positive data points to support a long-term investment.

No Income and Momentum to the Downside Is Bad News for Desktop Metal

As the downward momentum in DM stock shakes investors out of the trade, the bullish thesis for Desktop Metal is getting harder to defend.

7 A-Rated Penny Stocks That Are Worth a Gamble Now

The economy is heating up and that's great news for penny stocks because they thrive when the market kicks into high gear.

SmileDirectClub Stock Makes a Speculative Case With Celebrity Endorsements

Surprisingly, celebrity endorsements have a history of bolstering associated companies but will it work for troubled SDC stock?