Penny Stocks to Watch in 2025
Michelmersh navigates UK construction slowdown brick-by-brick
Michelmersh Brick has a solid year despite sector stagnation and laying foundations for a build-up of orders as construction sector recovers
Feedback staking future growth on NHS adoption of Bleepa
EnSilica shifts bets to high-tech, high-value markets
Cohort expands global reach Down Under with new acquisition
SRT Marine Systems secures $15m key contract
Time Finance plans to grow its lending book to £300m by 2028
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What are Penny Stocks?
Despite their reputation for high risk, penny stocks are a popular choice for investors seeking excellent returns from their portfolio.
Penny stocks, those tiny securities trading at a fraction of a dollar, often carry the label of high risk and potential losses. Yet, for seasoned investors seeking outsized returns, penny stocks remain an exciting investment avenue. These low-priced stocks, typically under £1 per share in the UK or $5 in the US, are issued by small companies with a market capitalization of less than $100 million.
Price volatility
Their price volatility is significantly higher than larger, more established stocks, meaning there’s both the prospect of substantial gains and the risk of substantial losses. The draw of penny stocks stems from their potential for exponential growth. A small investment in a stock that experiences a meteoric rise can result in a significant windfall. However, this volatility also works in reverse, making stocks susceptible to sudden crashes.
High-risk, high-reward
Navigating the treacherous waters of penny stocks requires careful research, astute risk assessment, and a willingness (and ability) to accept potential losses. Investors seeking to tap into this high-risk, high-reward market should ensure they do their research, understanding the company’s financials, industry prospects, and potential catalysts for growth.
Overall, Penny Stocks can be an attractive option for investors seeking exposure to smaller companies and potential high-growth opportunities, but before investing it’s important to conduct thorough research and understand the risks involved. Consider getting advice from a reputable and regulated financial adviser.
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Hummingbird Resources starting to dig itself out of a hole
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Ocean Harvest Technology agrees £1.5m new funding following successful swine trials
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LST’s strong half-year results drive share price up
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Filtronic soars: revenue up 55% as profits explode
Filtronic has a strong year, with operating profit up 1,700% year-on-year, revenue up 55.8% and earnings increased by 277%
SRT Marine Systems battles headwinds but charting a course to recovery
SRT's shares take a Category Three battering on the back of delayed contracts and procurement investigation, but confident of calm waters ahead
EnSilica, a tiny chip designer gearing-up for big growth
Ensilica not yet a household name, but AIM-listed chip designer has the potential to become a future UK semiconductor champion
Powerhouse motors through the gears with Bridgend project
Powerhouse shares heading down the comeback trail as waste-to-energy company progresses its projects on all fronts
Quadrise on the move with positive news
Quadrise Fuels comes back to market with a positive vibe, with progress on projects in Morocco, Utah and in marine transport and mining
Michelmersh building sustainable returns one brick at a time
Michelmersh Brick in the right place to benefit from a potential future boom in housebuilding post-election.
Andrada progressing well with its substantial lithium deposit
Andrada is using its in-production existing Uis tin mine in Namibia to finance the development of its lithium exploration
Ocean Harvest Technology trials show promise
Ocean Harvest Technology is increasing revenues and if its trials proceed to commercialisation, it could be one to buy and hold
Bakkavor eyes 2024 profit growth despite subdued volumes
Bakkavor beats its estimates and expects continued momentum with China set to have a greater role in its growth story
From battlefield to broadband: Filtronic targets next-gen defence and space contracts
AIM listed electronic components stock Filtronic set to comfortably exceed market expectations for the next half year
Alumasc: having weathered the storm is it now time to shine?
Alumasc shares are up despite the challenges that have faced the construction sector. This could be 'one to watch' in 2024
