penny stock
- noun
- /ˈpɛni stɑk/
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- Well, my man just spent 53K on a penny stock.
- penny stocks scam
- buying penny stocks
- selling penny stocks
And so I saw the penny stock business and saw like the sleaze factor in that.
- And so I saw the penny stock business and saw like the sleaze factor in that.
- That by the way, not small cap stocks or penny stocks.
- And it's crazy because you know, it shouldn't be this like not predictable, but like it shouldn't follow a penny stock pattern.
- So when you on a big markets like the S&P; Dow Jones, they got regulations so certain shit they can and cannot do with them penny stocks.
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Hyman was a very wise man who had made a fortune in penny stocks.
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The pink sheets, the penny stocks, where we make the money.
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Bottom line: PZOO was expected to be one of the hot penny stocks to end the summer season with.
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Have you been doubling your money or better on penny stocks that have exploded higher?
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Bottom line: GNGR is a sweet penny stock today, and now that the secret chocolate recipe is out, this could see itself on the boards for some time with Halloween just around the corner.
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And we know that GE or Microsoft and Exxon is a safer investment than a penny stock or a small startup that just went public.
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Shareholders are reaping the penny stock benefits today with Gunther Grant Inc. (GNGR).
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Last year, I purchased a penny stock that quickly doubled in value.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a share that trades at a very low price' is directly and compositionally derivable from 'penny' (a very small unit of money / very cheap) plus 'stock' (a share). Although finer market thresholds (e.g. under $1) are technical, a B1 learner who knows both words will understand the basic idea of a very cheap share.
Etymology
Penny stock comes from the picture of a penny, a very small coin, and a stock that sold for almost nothing, so the name shows how cheap the share looked. So, the phrase now means a share in a small company that trades at a 'very low price' and is often 'risky'.