Penny stocks aren't your typical Wall Street investments. These are shares trading under $5, sometimes even just pennies per share.

Penny stocks can soar in price, but dabbling in them is a dangerous game. Here's a breakdown of the risks and rewards.

Penny stocks hold an undeniable allure—low prices, the potential for outsized returns, and the dream of turning a small ...

Penny stocks sit at the intersection of speculation and opportunity, where a small stake can swing wildly in either direction. With $100, an investor can build a basket of low-priced names that might ...

Penny stocks: New names, little revenue and lots of risk The investment thesis behind penny stocks is straightforward. When a company trades for only a dollar or two per share — or sometimes just a ...

For the week ending December 5, the Russell 2000 index rose by 1.58%. This gain was higher than the 0.85% rise seen in the broad S&P 500 index during the same time. Small-cap stocks have also recently ...

The year 1993 was a cultural turning point. “Jurassic Park” ruled theaters, families logged onto AOL for the first time, and the internet was just beginning to leave universities and enter homes. Wall ...