What is a penny stock, and why are they risky?
Fundamental Analysis
A penny stock is a low-priced share, usually of a small or micro-cap company. They’re risky due to low liquidity, thin information, and higher potential for manipulation.
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Because penny stocks often trade in low volumes, prices can be moved sharply by relatively small trades, making them prone to pump-and-dump schemes. Financial disclosures for these companies also tend to be less rigorous, making thorough research harder for retail investors.
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