The Securities and Exchange Commission classifies penny stocks as “low-priced (below $5), speculative securities of very small companies”, and they are traded on NASDAQ and NYSE exchanges + over the counter (OTC) through quotation services such as the Pink Sheets or the OTC Bulletin Board.
Online brokerage firms such as Scottrade®, E-Trade®, TD Ameritrade, TradeStation®, and Speedtrader® will allow you to purchase penny stocks. RobinHood will not allow you to buy many Pink Sheet or OTCQB listed penny stocks.
Penny Stocks are, in most cases, overlooked by traditional stock brokers who do not follow a specific stock unless it is trading above a predetermined limit (typically around $2.00 – $3.00). Penny Stocks can be securities of small companies with big potential for growth and can, therefore, pay premium returns to those who buy in before the price rises.
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All investments involve risk and you should always consult with your registered investment advisor or stockbroker when considering investment opportunities. While considered more speculative than other investments, penny stocks also provide the opportunity for substantial returns.
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