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Penny Stocks, a market capitalization, that trade below $5 per share.
Towards the end of December of 2013, an interesting news came out on CNN Money. It was about a young man who started day trading with $1,500, and eventually made over $1 million! He did not make such fortune through buying and selling stocks of large companies.
Conventional vs. Micro stock Investment The main difference between the conventional and dynamic stocks is that the former is limited to large companies whereas the other one has the involvement of small or almost unknown companies. In order to buy any large or large-cap stocks, it's much easier to find guidance and advice whereas for micro-caps, you'll get limited research coverage.
According to the SEC, and penny stock is a publically traded stock valued at under $5 per share. Many penny stocks on the market are priced under $1.00, and some are priced under a dime. Penny stocks are not traded on the normal exchanges.
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