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Most stocks, but not all, under 5 bucks are not what one would call investments. They fall under the heading speculations, especially the gold mines. There is one medical stock that even though it is a speculation it has some merit. It is not under 5 though but not too far away. MEDX. They have several drugs in phase 3. And S&P rates them a buy. They are involved in the options scandle. I once owned the stock but sold it. I have been thinking of buying it back. There is a company TINY that invests in companies that do nanotechnology. It is really speculative and I expect it to probably go under but it is selling about as low as it has sold in a year. It might go up again in the near future. It is about .
Here is one to look at INPC. It is a communications company trading at 6.41, close to 5. Running a deficit but projected to make money this year and more next. Analysts tend to be overly optimistic though. It popped out at the top of the list of a S&P screen of stocks under . Another LIOX. Also running a deficit but expected to post a profit. .37. It is sort of an internet company, but after reading its profile I am still not sure exactly what it does. Now. You might very well buy stock in either of these companies and make some money, but there is a whole lot of risk. Either could double in value or could go broke.
If you sign of for an account with Fidelity you can run these screens yourself and pick your poison.
Source: http://tradinggold.net/?p=37319
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