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Search for a stock
Enter ticker characters or part of a company name. Results retain rating, price, daily move, range, volume, and market-cap context.
Every stock under $5.
Small prices. Serious research.
Find stocks priced from pennies to five dollars, compare Penny Gems ratings, and open the chart, history, and company details behind every ticker.
Under $5focused stock universe
1D → MAXchart context
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Start with the price you want
The low-priced market, organized for faster research.
Browse stocks under one, two, three, four, or five dollars, then compare ratings, price, market cap, daily move, range, and volume in one view.
Pick a price range
Compare the stocks
Two direct routes
Know the ticker—or just your price range?
Penny Gems keeps stock search and list search separate. Look up a company or ticker from the floating magnifier, or use the upper-right folder control to narrow the under-five-dollar market.
Upper-right folder
Search the portfolios
Enter part of a portfolio name, choose a matching theme, and open its stocks in the familiar comparison list.
Enter a ticker or name
Search begins as soon as you type.
Open the chart
A result expands without leaving the search list.
Compare the matches
Ratings, prices, ranges, and volume remain visible.
Search portfolios
Portfolio search narrows the themed lists separately.
One continuous path
Portfolio. Stock list. Chart. The context stays with you.
Move from a broad idea to comparable stocks and into an individual chart without losing your place. Switch the visible history from 1D and 1W through 5Y and MAX.
Compare the list
Ratings, price, market cap, daily move, range, and volume stay together.
Open the charts
Expand a row while keeping the rest of the list close.
Review the history
Move from the chart into the complete dated rating record.
Ratings, defined
Clear language. A visible history behind every call.
Penny Gems defines each rating in its Support guide. Previous Ratings keeps dated calls, the price at the time, later movement, and the chart together—positive and negative results included.
A rating-first list
Open GRAB- and BUY-rated stocks in one place.
Grab All and Buy All gather stocks by their visible Penny Gems rating, while each row still opens into the familiar chart, time ranges, rating history, list controls, and Details.
Start with GRAB
The rating-first list keeps each stock and its market data together.
Expand a GRAB
The chart, time ranges, history, and actions remain available.
See the BUY list
Buy All provides the same focused route for BUY-rated stocks.
Expand a BUY
Review the chart without leaving the rating-first list.
Inspect Rare Buys
A separate list highlights less common positive ratings.
Open the evidence
Charts and controls stay attached to every row.
See upgrades
Recently stronger ratings are collected in one place.
Check the move
Open the chart behind an upgraded rating.
See downgrades
Recently weaker ratings remain just as visible.
Review the context
The price history stays alongside the new rating.
History stays visible. The record includes mixed outcomes; Penny Gems does not hide the red ones.
Go beyond the chart
Key Data, News, and Profile—right where the ticker lives.
Review fundamentals and valuation context, read ticker-specific headlines, or understand the company behind the symbol.
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A deeper view
The chart opens directly into a structured three-tab details area.
Key Data
Company, valuation, performance, range, and technical fields in one place.
Ticker News
Recent headlines stay attached to the stock you are reviewing.
Profile
See company details, classification, workforce, and business context.
Your rules, saved
Build a screener that matches how you look.
Combine multiple criteria, watch the estimated match count change, name the filter, and reopen its results in the same familiar stock-list workflow.
- Multi-criteria filters
- Live estimated match count
- Reusable named screeners
Open the screener
Create a focused view for the stocks you want to compare.
Choose the rules
Price, change, volume, market cap, country, and more can work together.
See the count
The estimated result count updates before you save.
Name the screen
Save the finished rules so they are easy to reopen.
Your view is yours
Save a stock in one tap. Find it again in Favorites.
Tap Add beneath an expanded chart to save a stock. Its row turns yellow, Add becomes Remove, and the Favorites tab keeps saved stocks together without changing their Penny Gems rating.
Three personal views: Favorites, Likes, and Dislikes stay separate.
Tap Add
Save a stock directly from the chart-and-actions row.
See the saved state
The row turns yellow, the count updates, and Add becomes Remove.
Open Favorites
The bottom navigation leads to a dedicated list of saved stocks.
Keep every stock tool
Charts, time ranges, history, Like, Dislike, Details, and Remove remain available.
What people open and save
Popular is a separate, user-driven view.
The Popular list surfaces widely saved stocks while expanded rows show aggregate Add, Like, and Dislike counts alongside the standard chart and Details controls.
Open Popular
A dedicated list keeps popularity separate from Penny Gems rating labels.
See the activity
Expanded rows preserve the chart and company context.
Compare Most Liked
A separate list focuses on aggregate Likes rather than personal favorites.
Read the counters
Visible activity counts stay separate from ratings and market data.
The market pulse
See the movers. Keep the benchmarks close.
Scan Top Gainers and Top Losers, compare benchmark ranges, and open a mover directly into the same chart and Details workflow.
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A fast overview
Movers and a benchmark chart share one screen.
Open Top Gainers
A focused movers list keeps the familiar row context.
Expand a gainer
Each row opens into the same charts and controls.
Open Top Losers
The companion list focuses on the largest visible declines.
Expand a loser
Use the same chart and details workflow for every mover.
Two ways to stay current
Market News and Notifications keep updates organized.
Read the wider penny-stock news feed or review Penny Gems’ system-generated rating updates. Ticker-specific News remains inside each stock’s Details.
Market News
Browse a broad publisher feed, separate from the headlines attached to one ticker.
Rating notifications
Review system-generated updates in a dedicated timeline.
Read the wider market
Recent penny-stock headlines and publishers are easy to scan.
Open the story
Move from the headline list into the full source article.
Compare sources
Different publishers remain available inside the same workflow.
See rating updates
System messages keep ratings and upcoming earnings visible.
Help is close
Support, account tools, and feedback in one menu.
The More screen keeps Market News, Notifications, app ratings, related apps, Support, and account controls together.
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Open More
News, notifications, ratings, related apps, and Support are together.
Share feedback
The app keeps feedback and rating controls easy to reach.
Understand ratings
The Support guide explains GRAB, BUY, HOLD, SELL, and DUMP.
Find answers
Subscription, device, availability, and product questions are documented.
More from the app shelf
A secondary carousel for related market apps.
Penny Gems’ Our Apps flow connects to StockRank, ETFon, CoinRank, OTCGems, S&P Stocks, and IPO Stocks, each with a visible download handoff.
StockRank
Explore the broader stock market without the five-dollar price ceiling.
ETFon
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CoinRank
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Affordable prices, full context
Find your next penny gem.
Start with stocks under five dollars. Follow the rating, then open the chart, history, and company behind the ticker.