Stocks Under $10
Affordable stocks under $10 with at least $300M market cap. Entry-level positions in real companies without the penny-stock risk.
200 stocks
Updated Jun 25, 2026
$2.94T
Total Market Cap
80.4
Avg P/E Ratio
$6.49
Avg Share Price
-1.05%
Avg Daily Change
Stocks under $10 occupy a middle ground between penny stocks and established blue chips, offering accessibility without the extreme speculation associated with sub-dollar shares. These companies typically have market capitalizations of $300 million or more, trade on major exchanges, and file regular SEC reports — making them fundamentally different from OTC penny stocks despite their low share price.
A low share price alone does not make a stock cheap or expensive — valuation depends on earnings, growth, and market cap, not the dollar price per share. Some stocks trade under $10 because they are smaller companies still scaling, while others are larger firms whose share prices have declined due to sector headwinds, restructuring, or market sentiment shifts. Both scenarios can present opportunities for investors willing to do their homework.
This list filters for stocks priced between $1 and $10 with a minimum market cap of $300 million to exclude the most speculative micro-caps. It includes current price, daily change, P/E ratios, volume, and market capitalization data updated daily from market sources.
| # | Symbol | Name | Price | Change % | P/E | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WIT | Wipro Limited | $2.26 | -1.31% | 16.0 | — | 2.13T |
| 2 | SNGNF | Singtel | $3.50 | +5.68% | 12.9 | — | 79.84B |
| 3 | LYG | Lloyds Banking Group plc | $5.64 | -1.57% | 10.2 | — | 60.15B |
| 4 | WLWHY | Woolworths Group Limited | $3.45 | +7.81% | 26.5 | — | 45.71B |
| 5 | HAFN | Hafnia Ltd | $7.43 | -2.49% | 7.7 | — | 33.93B |
| 6 | STLA | Stellantis Nv | $5.84 | -2.01% | — | — | 20.95B |
| 7 | ICL | Icl Group Ltd | $5.07 | +1.40% | 25.3 | — | 19.54B |
| 8 | PILBF | Pilbara Minerals Limited | $3.78 | -2.31% | — | — | 18.40B |
| 9 | NIO | NIO Inc | $4.98 | -2.16% | — | — | 15.66B |
| 10 | OWL | Blue Owl Capital Inc | $8.47 | -4.94% | 170.9 | — | 14.86B |
| 11 | GRAB | Grab Holdings Ltd - Cl A | $3.49 | +0.87% | 38.5 | — | 14.63B |
| 12 | AUR | Aurora Innovation Inc | $6.23 | -2.96% | — | — | 12.32B |
| 13 | PSKY | Paramount Skydance Cl B | $9.75 | +0.36% | — | — | 11.12B |
| 14 | STKAF | ST Engineering Ltd | $3.00 | +5.26% | 11.9 | — | 10.39B |
| 15 | JOBY | Joby Aviation Inc | $9.28 | -2.83% | — | — | 9.84B |
| 16 | NGD | New Gold Inc | $9.08 | -4.12% | 38.6 | — | 9.63B |
| 17 | LUMN | Lumen Technologies Inc | $8.06 | +2.81% | — | — | 8.45B |
| 18 | EQX | Equinox Gold Corp | $9.37 | -4.09% | 13.7 | — | 8.29B |
| 19 | BTG | B2Gold Corp | $3.89 | -2.99% | 10.5 | — | 8.10B |
| 20 | SNAP | Snap Inc - A | $4.53 | +1.57% | — | — | 7.72B |
| 21 | IBRX | Immunitybio Inc | $7.80 | +6.56% | — | — | 7.71B |
| 22 | MBLY | Mobileye Global Inc-A | $7.79 | -1.89% | — | — | 7.12B |
| 23 | VFS | Vinfast Auto Ltd | $3.13 | -0.95% | — | — | 7.11B |
| 24 | BB | Blackberry Ltd | $8.62 | -2.27% | 92.1 | — | 6.93B |
| 25 | AVTR | Avantor Inc | $9.69 | +2.76% | — | — | 6.54B |
| 26 | AQN | Algonquin Power & Utilities | $5.98 | +1.18% | 26.7 | — | 6.43B |
| 27 | FRMI | Fermi Inc | $7.99 | -8.06% | — | — | 6.06B |
| 28 | RGC | Regencell Bioscience Holding | $8.56 | -22.74% | — | — | 5.95B |
| 29 | RIG | Transocean Ltd | $5.04 | -4.73% | — | — | 5.93B |
| 30 | ORLA | Orla Mining Ltd | $9.38 | -3.99% | 14.3 | — | 5.09B |
| 31 | BITF | Bitfarms Ltd/Canada | $5.96 | +5.30% | — | — | 5.03B |
| 32 | QS | Quantumscape Corp | $7.12 | -4.04% | — | — | 4.95B |
| 33 | GBTG | Global Business Travel Group | $9.38 | +0.00% | 58.1 | — | 4.88B |
| 34 | XXI | Twenty One Capital Inc-Cl A | $5.39 | -5.77% | — | — | 4.84B |
| 35 | ADT | Adt Inc | $6.55 | -0.15% | 7.8 | — | 4.84B |
| 36 | ONDS | Ondas Inc | $7.68 | -9.96% | 19.6 | — | 4.79B |
| 37 | EMAT | Evolution Metals & Technolog | $6.89 | -3.23% | — | — | 4.41B |
| 38 | OPEN | Opendoor Technologies Inc | $4.28 | +1.90% | — | — | 4.31B |
| 39 | DNN | Denison Mines Corp | $3.17 | -3.06% | — | — | 4.27B |
| 40 | ACHR | Archer Aviation Inc-A | $5.05 | -3.81% | — | — | 4.23B |
| 41 | BTE | Baytex Energy Corp | $3.91 | -4.40% | 35.7 | — | 4.14B |
| 42 | PLUG | Plug Power Inc | $2.61 | -3.69% | — | — | 3.98B |
| 43 | FSM | Fortuna Mining Corp | $8.33 | -3.14% | 8.3 | — | 3.97B |
| 44 | PTEN | Patterson-Uti Energy Inc | $9.52 | -5.46% | — | — | 3.81B |
| 45 | BULL | Webull Corp | $6.71 | +1.05% | — | — | 3.77B |
| 46 | TGB | Taseko Mines Ltd | $6.37 | -4.78% | 240.9 | — | 3.69B |
| 47 | NTSK | Netskope Inc-Cl A | $9.50 | -0.31% | — | — | 3.66B |
| 48 | EXK | Endeavour Silver Corp | $7.71 | -3.75% | — | — | 3.61B |
| 49 | UWMC | Uwm Holdings Corp | $2.02 | -0.49% | 53.6 | — | 3.55B |
| 50 | LFST | Lifestance Health Group Inc | $8.98 | +4.30% | 150.1 | — | 3.48B |
| 51 | GNW | Genworth Financial Inc | $9.29 | +1.31% | 15.9 | — | 3.43B |
| 52 | NG | Novagold Resources Inc | $6.20 | -14.13% | — | — | 3.42B |
| 53 | RUM | Rumble Inc | $6.73 | -1.03% | — | — | 3.21B |
| 54 | SOUN | Soundhound Ai Inc-A | $6.34 | -1.55% | — | — | 3.08B |
| 55 | PLBL | Polibeli Group Ltd-A | $7.79 | -5.80% | 202.1 | — | 2.80B |
| 56 | IHS | Ihs Holding Ltd | $8.24 | +1.73% | 14.7 | — | 2.73B |
| 57 | CLOV | Clover Health Investments Co | $5.19 | -0.38% | — | — | 2.63B |
| 58 | TE | T1 Energy Inc | $8.53 | -7.68% | — | — | 2.61B |
| 59 | EOSE | Eos Energy Enterprises Inc | $6.06 | -6.63% | — | — | 2.60B |
| 60 | AMBP | Ardagh Metal Packaging Sa | $4.48 | -2.18% | 199.5 | — | 2.59B |
| 61 | CCC | Ccc Intelligent Solutions Ho | $4.49 | +2.51% | 75.0 | — | 2.59B |
| 62 | FRSH | Freshworks Inc-Cl A | $8.86 | -1.34% | 14.1 | — | 2.55B |
| 63 | UA | Under Armour Inc-Class C | $5.88 | +4.81% | — | — | 2.54B |
| 64 | UAA | Under Armour Inc-Class A | $6.06 | +4.84% | — | — | 2.54B |
| 65 | BHC | Bausch Health Cos Inc | $4.99 | +3.96% | — | — | 2.52B |
| 66 | PTON | Peloton Interactive Inc-A | $5.77 | +4.34% | 108.2 | — | 2.50B |
| 67 | USAS | Americas Gold And Silver Cor | $4.56 | -6.94% | — | — | 2.48B |
| 68 | PAGS | Pagseguro Digital Ltd-Cl A | $8.77 | +0.11% | 5.9 | — | 2.45B |
| 69 | NIQ | Niq Global Intelligence Plc | $8.20 | +1.36% | — | — | 2.44B |
| 70 | QUBT | Quantum Computing Inc | $9.70 | -7.53% | — | — | 2.43B |
| 71 | INTR | Inter & Co Inc - Cl A | $5.28 | -0.94% | 8.7 | — | 2.39B |
| 72 | PAYO | Payoneer Global Inc | $7.09 | +0.42% | 32.9 | — | 2.37B |
| 73 | DJT | Trump Media & Technology Gro | $7.52 | -4.57% | — | — | 2.35B |
| 74 | MCW | Mister Car Wash Inc | $7.10 | +0.00% | 21.2 | — | 2.34B |
| 75 | BFLY | Butterfly Network Inc | $8.00 | +2.96% | — | — | 2.33B |
| 76 | RNW | Renew Energy Global Plc-A | $6.23 | +0.81% | 20.9 | — | 2.30B |
| 77 | BCRX | Biocryst Pharmaceuticals Inc | $9.31 | +1.86% | — | — | 2.28B |
| 78 | APAD | A Paradise Acquisition - A | $3.66 | -2.40% | — | — | 2.23B |
| 79 | WU | Western Union Co | $7.24 | +2.99% | 5.1 | — | 2.22B |
| 80 | TMC | Tmc The Metals Co Inc | $5.13 | +0.39% | — | — | 2.22B |
| 81 | JBLU | Jetblue Airways Corp | $5.68 | +10.72% | — | — | 2.11B |
| 82 | VET | Vermilion Energy Inc | $9.83 | -3.44% | — | — | 2.11B |
| 83 | SLSR | Solaris Resources Inc | $7.93 | -5.37% | — | — | 2.11B |
| 84 | LCID | Lucid Group Inc | $5.15 | -0.77% | — | — | 2.09B |
| 85 | NWL | Newell Brands Inc | $4.92 | -1.01% | — | — | 2.09B |
| 86 | OCUL | Ocular Therapeutix Inc | $9.43 | -2.18% | — | — | 2.06B |
| 87 | NEOG | Neogen Corp | $9.31 | +4.26% | — | — | 2.03B |
| 88 | NEXT | Nextdecade Corp | $7.11 | -0.70% | — | — | 1.95B |
| 89 | NUVB | Nuvation Bio Inc | $5.56 | +4.32% | — | — | 1.94B |
| 90 | ADMA | Adma Biologics Inc | $8.70 | +0.12% | 11.7 | — | 1.93B |
| 91 | IAUX | I-80 Gold Corp | $1.55 | +1.97% | — | — | 1.89B |
| 92 | HSPT | Horizon Space Acquisition Ii | $5.80 | -47.37% | 1,443.2 | — | 1.89B |
| 93 | BBAI | Bigbear.Ai Holdings Inc | $3.52 | -6.63% | — | — | 1.88B |
| 94 | BLDP | Ballard Power Systems Inc | $3.63 | -1.49% | — | — | 1.86B |
| 95 | TIC | Tic Solutions Inc | $8.26 | +1.10% | — | — | 1.86B |
| 96 | MBC | Masterbrand Inc | $9.06 | +5.10% | — | — | 1.86B |
| 97 | MH | Mcgraw Hill Inc | $9.68 | -4.16% | 52.4 | — | 1.85B |
| 98 | TSHA | Taysha Gene Therapies Inc | $6.39 | -7.93% | — | — | 1.84B |
| 99 | LSPD | Lightspeed Commerce Inc | $9.66 | +2.33% | — | — | 1.83B |
| 100 | IE | Ivanhoe Electric Inc / Us | $9.39 | -6.75% | — | — | 1.80B |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are stocks under $10 a good investment?
Stocks under $10 can be good investments, but they require careful research and risk management. A low share price does not inherently mean a stock is cheap — valuation metrics like P/E ratio, price-to-sales, and free cash flow yield matter more than the dollar price. Some under-$10 stocks are undervalued companies with recovery potential, while others are declining businesses heading lower. Focus on companies with growing revenue, manageable debt, and a clear path to profitability.
What is the difference between stocks under $10 and penny stocks?
The key differences are exchange listing and market capitalization. Stocks under $10 in this list trade on major exchanges (NYSE, Nasdaq) and have market caps above $300 million with proper SEC reporting. Penny stocks typically trade below $5 on OTC markets with minimal financial disclosure, lower liquidity, and higher fraud risk. Under-$10 stocks have institutional ownership, analyst coverage, and regulatory oversight that most penny stocks lack.
Why do some stocks trade under $10?
Companies trade under $10 for various reasons: they may be smaller companies still growing, larger firms that have experienced share price declines, companies emerging from restructuring, or businesses in cyclical industries during downturns. Some stocks end up under $10 after reverse stock splits failed to sustain higher prices. Others are simply earlier-stage companies that haven't yet achieved the scale of larger peers. The reason matters — growth-phase companies are very different from declining ones.
Can stocks under $10 become multibaggers?
Yes, some of the best-performing stocks in history traded under $10 at some point. Companies like AMD, Ford, and many biotech firms have delivered enormous returns from single-digit share prices. The key is finding companies with strong fundamentals, growing revenue, and expanding addressable markets. However, for every multibagger, many under-$10 stocks decline further or go to zero. Diversification across multiple positions is essential for managing this risk.
What risks come with stocks under $10?
The primary risks include higher volatility, lower liquidity, and greater sensitivity to negative news. Under-$10 stocks can swing 5-10% in a single day on modest volume. Many face exchange delisting risk if their price falls below $1 for extended periods. Some have weaker balance sheets, limited access to capital markets, and higher debt loads relative to their size. Wider bid-ask spreads can also increase trading costs compared to higher-priced stocks.
How many shares should I buy of stocks under $10?
Position sizing should be based on dollar amount and portfolio percentage, not share count. A common approach is limiting any single under-$10 position to 2-5% of your total portfolio. While the low price means you can buy more shares, this psychological bias can lead to overconcentration. Focus on your total dollar exposure and risk tolerance rather than accumulating a large number of shares. Diversify across at least 5-10 positions to reduce single-stock risk.
Do stocks under $10 pay dividends?
Some stocks under $10 do pay dividends, particularly in sectors like REITs, energy, and financial services. However, be cautious of extremely high yields on low-priced stocks — a 15%+ yield often signals that the market expects a dividend cut. Sustainable dividends require consistent free cash flow and manageable payout ratios. If a stock under $10 yields more than 8%, research whether the company can actually maintain that payment level going forward.
Should beginners invest in stocks under $10?
Beginners may find under-$10 stocks appealing due to the low entry cost per share, but this is largely a psychological advantage rather than a financial one. Fractional shares allow investing any dollar amount in any stock regardless of price. If you do invest in under-$10 stocks, start with companies that have positive earnings, analyst coverage, and institutional ownership. Avoid the most speculative names and consider allocating the majority of your portfolio to diversified index funds first.
What sectors have the most stocks under $10?
The sectors with the most under-$10 stocks tend to be biotechnology, energy, mining, and financial services. Biotech companies often trade at low prices because they are pre-revenue and burning cash on drug development. Energy and mining companies may trade under $10 during commodity downturns. Regional banks and specialty finance companies frequently have single-digit share prices despite being profitable. Technology companies in this range are usually smaller-cap firms in competitive niches.
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