Does anyone know the name or symbol of shares that sell at 1 dollar per stock?

Question

Does anyone know the name or symbol of shares that sell at 1 dollar per stock?

Answer 1

stay away from penny stocks, they can be manipulated very easy to go up, but with little or no trading volume you will not be able to get out...when you start to sell you will effect the price of your penny stock and see it nose-dive.

you want to find stocks that have at least 100,000 shares traded daily (past 3 month average), these type of stocks have institution support, that is the type of stock you want to invest in for the long term.

you will surly end up being broke rather than rich with penny stocks...

Answer 2

these are called penny stocks and are listed in the pink sheets

Answer 3

She is right these are usually called penny stocks.

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Answer 4

Dont buy these

Answer 5

If you want to find these types of investments, I would recommend going to either msn money or yahoo finance and set up the filter to only bring back information on companies whose share price = $1.

As far as investing goes, I hope this is not the bread, milk, and gasoline money being used for this...

Answer 6

There are many of them that sell for a dollar or less..

There are many people that "trade" in penny or subpenny stocks.  You should visit Stock Wire.Com to meet and discuss trading in pennies http://www.stockwire.com/

Pennystocks and subpennies are listed in what is called "the Pink Sheets"  you can visit the company that provides them http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/ind...

Here are some other websites for you

http://www.smallcapinvestor.com/

http://alphaking.com/

http://www.otcstockexchange.com/

http://www.mcapstocks.com/Default.asp

http://ragingbull.quote.com/cgi-bin/stat...

http://www.swingtrades.com/

Have fun

Answer 7

most of these are called bulletin board shares because they do not trade at a regular exchange where there are always guaranteed buyers & sellers for a stock.  Shares below $1 are de-listed from the NYSE.