Penny Stocks
Stocks trading under $5 per share with at least $50M market cap. High-risk, high-reward territory for speculative traders.
200 stocks
Updated Sep 16, 2026
$3.01
Avg Price
$0.19 – $4.99
Price Range
-0.32%
Avg Daily Change
$192.14B
Total Market Cap
Penny stocks are shares of small companies that trade at low prices, typically under $5 per share. The SEC formally defines penny stocks as securities trading below $5 that are not listed on major national exchanges, though many investors apply the term broadly to any low-priced stock on exchanges like NYSE and Nasdaq.
This list filters for penny stocks with a minimum market capitalization of $50 million, which helps exclude the most illiquid and manipulation-prone names. Even so, penny stocks carry substantially more risk than large-cap equities: wider bid-ask spreads, lower trading volume, limited analyst coverage, and higher susceptibility to price manipulation. They are best suited for experienced traders with strict risk management rules.
Penny stocks can represent early-stage growth companies, turnaround situations, or firms in financial distress. Due diligence is essential — review SEC filings, cash burn rates, and dilution risk before investing. Prices are updated daily.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Change % | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | STLA | Stellantis Nv | $4.92 | -3.72% | — | 17.11B |
| 2 | GRAB | Grab Holdings Ltd - Cl A | $2.87 | -1.37% | — | 12.44B |
| 3 | VFS | Vinfast Auto Ltd | $3.12 | +0.00% | — | 7.51B |
| 4 | UWMC | Uwm Holdings Corp | $1.23 | -3.91% | — | 2.17B |
| 5 | FRMI | Fermi Inc | $4.77 | +0.63% | — | 3.52B |
| 6 | OPEN | Opendoor Technologies Inc | $2.59 | -2.26% | — | 2.71B |
| 7 | DNN | Denison Mines Corp | $2.82 | -1.40% | — | 4.05B |
| 8 | EOSE | Eos Energy Enterprises Inc | $3.94 | -3.32% | — | 1.44B |
| 9 | EMAT | Evolution Metals & Technolog | $3.80 | +14.80% | — | 1.92B |
| 10 | BTE | Baytex Energy Corp | $4.89 | -5.42% | — | 4.89B |
| 11 | LCID | Lucid Group Inc | $4.04 | -1.94% | — | 1.65B |
| 12 | UA | Under Armour Inc-Class C | $4.87 | +1.25% | — | 2.17B |
| 13 | PLUG | Plug Power Inc | $2.06 | -1.90% | — | 2.99B |
| 14 | AMBP | Ardagh Metal Packaging Sa | $4.78 | -1.24% | — | 2.89B |
| 15 | VRRM | Verra Mobility Corp | $3.63 | +2.25% | — | 554.74M |
| 16 | TMC | Tmc The Metals Co Inc | $3.94 | -1.87% | — | 1.74B |
| 17 | WVE | Wave Life Sciences Ltd | $4.59 | -1.71% | — | 920.22M |
| 18 | USAS | Americas Gold And Silver Cor | $4.64 | -1.07% | — | 2.38B |
| 19 | VZLA | Vizsla Silver Corp | $3.97 | -0.75% | — | 2.00B |
| 20 | COTY | Coty Inc-Cl A | $2.70 | +2.66% | — | 2.32B |
| 21 | JBLU | Jetblue Airways Corp | $4.40 | +0.23% | — | 1.69B |
| 22 | GTM | Zoominfo Technologies Inc | $4.10 | -2.38% | — | 1.11B |
| 23 | TE | T1 Energy Inc | $4.23 | -1.63% | — | 1.36B |
| 24 | RXRX | Recursion Pharmaceuticals-A | $3.30 | +1.85% | — | 1.72B |
| 25 | BBAI | Bigbear.Ai Holdings Inc | $2.87 | +1.77% | — | 1.35B |
| 26 | PTON | Peloton Interactive Inc-A | $4.86 | -1.62% | — | 2.19B |
| 27 | IAUX | I-80 Gold Corp | $1.65 | -2.37% | — | 2.07B |
| 28 | ARRY | Array Technologies Inc | $4.62 | +1.54% | — | 711.52M |
| 29 | ARDX | Ardelyx Inc | $3.42 | +0.59% | — | 902.06M |
| 30 | MNKD | Mannkind Corp | $3.61 | +1.40% | — | 1.23B |
| 31 | LAC | Lithium Americas Corp | $2.91 | -3.64% | — | 1.06B |
| 32 | KDK | Kodiak Ai Inc | $3.74 | -1.58% | — | 750.31M |
| 33 | HTZ | Hertz Global Hldgs Inc | $1.91 | -1.04% | — | 727.16M |
| 34 | BORR | Borr Drilling Ltd | $4.27 | -2.29% | — | 1.32B |
| 35 | BUR | Burford Capital Ltd | $4.35 | -0.68% | — | 712.11M |
| 36 | CLVT | Clarivate Plc | $1.87 | -4.10% | — | 1.20B |
| 37 | NAK | Northern Dynasty Minerals | $1.26 | +0.00% | — | 1.13B |
| 38 | ENVX | Enovix Corp | $2.97 | -0.34% | — | 680.29M |
| 39 | EXPI | Exp World Holdings Inc | $3.88 | -5.60% | — | 856.95M |
| 40 | CRON | Cronos Group Inc | $3.14 | -0.63% | — | 1.62B |
| 41 | PLTK | Playtika Holding Corp | $2.31 | +4.05% | — | 881.08M |
| 42 | BITF | Bitfarms Ltd/Canada | $3.57 | +3.78% | — | 2.88B |
| 43 | SLI | Standard Lithium Ltd | $2.05 | +0.00% | — | 767.50M |
| 44 | PSEC | Prospect Capital Corp | $2.22 | +0.91% | — | 1.15B |
| 45 | NFGC | New Found Gold Corp | $1.64 | -0.61% | — | 721.75M |
| 46 | UAMY | United States Antimony Corp | $4.66 | -1.48% | — | 737.87M |
| 47 | TROX | Tronox Holdings Plc | $4.35 | -0.68% | — | 702.68M |
| 48 | ODV | Osisko Development Corp | $2.77 | -0.36% | — | 1.19B |
| 49 | CMPX | Compass Therapeutics Inc | $1.88 | +1.62% | — | 360.18M |
| 50 | EVEX | Eve Holding Inc | $2.09 | -1.42% | — | 735.31M |
| 51 | SOC | Sable Offshore Corp | $4.69 | -5.44% | — | 991.97M |
| 52 | EYPT | Eyepoint Inc | $4.23 | -0.47% | — | 364.25M |
| 53 | CLOV | Clover Health Investments Co | $4.82 | +2.34% | — | 2.56B |
| 54 | RZLV | Rezolve Ai Plc | $2.29 | -0.43% | — | 954.63M |
| 55 | CCO | Clear Channel Outdoor Holdin | $2.38 | +0.00% | — | 1.21B |
| 56 | TMQ | Trilogy Metals Inc | $3.12 | -2.19% | — | 796.36M |
| 57 | SANA | Sana Biotechnology Inc | $2.92 | -7.59% | — | 937.00M |
| 58 | NABL | N-Able Inc | $3.85 | -4.47% | — | 729.18M |
| 59 | TBLA | Taboola.Com Ltd | $3.81 | -1.04% | — | 1.03B |
| 60 | JBI | Janus International Group In | $4.36 | -2.02% | — | 626.24M |
| 61 | OLPX | Olaplex Holdings Inc | $2.07 | +0.00% | — | 1.39B |
| 62 | EVGO | Evgo Inc | $1.42 | +0.71% | — | 427.74M |
| 63 | SPRY | Ars Pharmaceuticals Inc | $4.50 | -5.46% | — | 473.37M |
| 64 | GERN | Geron Corp | $1.37 | +1.48% | — | 864.13M |
| 65 | ACDC | Profrac Holding Corp-A | $4.88 | -6.33% | — | 948.86M |
| 66 | GSM | Ferroglobe Plc | $4.22 | -1.40% | — | 800.70M |
| 67 | CTMX | Cytomx Therapeutics Inc | $3.20 | -2.74% | — | 713.62M |
| 68 | GROY | Gold Royalty Corp | $3.39 | +0.30% | — | 759.91M |
| 69 | OPK | Opko Health Inc | $1.61 | +2.55% | — | 1.14B |
| 70 | WRN | Western Copper And Gold Corp | $2.33 | -3.32% | — | 798.40M |
| 71 | GEMI | Gemini Space Station Inc-A | $4.46 | +1.59% | — | 578.25M |
| 72 | TLRY | Tilray Brands Inc | $4.02 | -2.90% | — | 547.54M |
| 73 | INDI | Indie Semiconductor Inc-A | $3.08 | +0.00% | — | 776.56M |
| 74 | SLDP | Solid Power Inc | $2.45 | +1.24% | — | 577.30M |
| 75 | GAU | Galiano Gold Inc | $2.08 | +0.97% | — | 776.93M |
| 76 | BBOT | Bridgebio Oncology Therapeut | $4.99 | +2.25% | — | 396.86M |
| 77 | BLDP | Ballard Power Systems Inc | $2.15 | +1.42% | — | 1.08B |
| 78 | WOOF | Petco Health And Wellness Co | $2.45 | +0.82% | — | 792.11M |
| 79 | MVST | Microvast Holdings Inc | $0.60 | -4.14% | — | 239.68M |
| 80 | ANNX | Annexon Inc | $3.94 | -4.83% | — | 755.47M |
| 81 | GDRX | Goodrx Holdings Inc-Class A | $3.39 | +1.19% | — | 1.15B |
| 82 | ESPR | Esperion Therapeutics Inc | $3.18 | -0.31% | — | 819.46M |
| 83 | YDES | Yd Bio Ltd | $4.00 | +2.56% | — | 283.33M |
| 84 | THM | Intl Tower Hill Mines Ltd | $2.40 | -0.83% | — | 881.72M |
| 85 | SERV | Serve Robotics Inc | $4.33 | +0.00% | — | 388.45M |
| 86 | URG | Ur-Energy Inc | $1.23 | +0.82% | — | 737.70M |
| 87 | ITRG | Integra Resources Corp | $2.71 | -1.81% | — | 768.89M |
| 88 | OPTU | Optimum Communications Inc-A | $1.02 | +3.07% | — | 390.97M |
| 89 | MDXG | Mimedx Group Inc | $4.57 | -0.65% | — | 666.13M |
| 90 | AMC | Amc Entertainment Hlds-Cl A | $2.46 | +4.24% | — | 2.11B |
| 91 | IRWD | Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc | $4.08 | +2.77% | — | 660.94M |
| 92 | ARKO | Arko Corp | $4.52 | +1.12% | — | 507.08M |
| 93 | LAES | Sealsq Corp | $2.38 | +0.00% | — | 548.05M |
| 94 | SSII | Ss Innovations International | $3.31 | +0.30% | — | 678.62M |
| 95 | NB | Niocorp Developments Ltd | $3.81 | -0.13% | — | 561.24M |
| 96 | RR | Richtech Robotics Inc-Cl B | $1.65 | +2.48% | — | 371.42M |
| 97 | ASPI | Asp Isotopes Inc | $3.13 | -0.95% | — | 507.45M |
| 98 | LDI | Loandepot Inc -Class A | $0.84 | +0.40% | — | 282.39M |
| 99 | UROY | Uranium Royalty Corp | $4.36 | -3.22% | — | 2.24B |
| 100 | KOS | Kosmos Energy Ltd | $3.02 | +2.72% | — | 1.75B |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are penny stocks?
Penny stocks are shares of small companies trading at low prices, generally under $5 per share. The SEC defines penny stocks as low-priced securities not listed on major national exchanges, though the term is commonly used for any stock under $5, including those on NYSE and Nasdaq. Penny stocks typically represent micro-cap or small-cap companies with market capitalizations under $300 million.
Are penny stocks safe to invest in?
Penny stocks are generally considered high-risk investments. They are more susceptible to price manipulation, have less regulatory scrutiny, and often lack the financial stability of larger companies. Many penny stocks trade with low volume, making it difficult to exit positions when needed. The majority of penny stocks underperform the broader market over time. Only invest capital you can afford to lose entirely.
How to find good penny stocks?
Look for penny stocks with growing revenue, a clear path to profitability, experienced management teams, and a differentiated business model. Check SEC filings (10-K and 10-Q reports) for financial health, review cash burn rates and dilution risk from share offerings, and look for upcoming catalysts like FDA approvals, contract wins, or earnings inflections. Avoid stocks promoted through unsolicited emails or social media hype, as these are often pump-and-dump schemes.
Can you get rich from penny stocks?
While some investors have made significant returns, statistically most penny stock investors lose money. The stocks that deliver huge returns are rare exceptions, and survivorship bias makes them seem more common than they are. Successful penny stock trading requires strict risk management, thorough research, defined entry and exit points, and the discipline to cut losses quickly.
How much money do you need to invest in penny stocks?
You can start investing in penny stocks with as little as $100 at most brokerages. However, very small positions may not generate meaningful returns after the wider bid-ask spreads. Many experienced traders recommend starting with at least $500–$2,000, which allows for basic diversification across several positions. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose.
What is a pump-and-dump scheme?
A pump-and-dump is a form of securities fraud common in the penny stock market. Promoters buy large quantities of a cheap stock, then aggressively promote it through social media, emails, or chat rooms to drive the price up (the pump). Once enough retail investors have bought in, the promoters sell their shares for a profit (the dump), causing the stock to crash. The SEC actively prosecutes these schemes, but they remain a persistent risk.
What is the difference between penny stocks and regular stocks?
Penny stocks differ from regular stocks in several key ways: they trade below $5 per share, have smaller market capitalizations, lower trading volume causing wider bid-ask spreads, less analyst coverage and institutional ownership, and higher volatility. Regular large-cap stocks benefit from deep liquidity, extensive analyst research, and more stable price movements. Penny stocks are sometimes listed on OTC markets rather than major exchanges.
What are the biggest risks of penny stocks?
The primary risks include: price manipulation through pump-and-dump schemes, low liquidity making it hard to sell at desired prices, dilution from frequent share offerings that reduce existing shareholders' value, limited or unreliable financial disclosures, high bankruptcy rates, and wide bid-ask spreads that eat into returns. Companies behind penny stocks may also face delisting if they fail to meet exchange requirements.
Should beginners invest in penny stocks?
Most financial advisors recommend that beginners avoid penny stocks and start with diversified index funds or established blue-chip companies. Penny stocks require a high level of research skill, risk management discipline, and emotional control that most beginners have not yet developed. If you are determined to try, start with a very small amount you can afford to lose entirely, use stop-loss orders, and never invest based on tips from social media.
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