Content
- Introduction
- Why do Penny Stocks Trade at Low Cost?
- Pro-Tips for Trading in Ultra-Penny Stocks Valued Under ₹10
- Alternatives to Ultra-Penny Trading
- Conclusion
Introduction
One of the most common myths of share and stock trading is that you need a big, fat budget to start. In truth, there are all kinds of investors out there - some with big budgets, and others with big ambitions. There really is no minimum investment in share market; you can buy stocks worth ₹1,00,000 on SENSEX, or you can also buy shares well under ₹10 in other low-cap companies. The game lies in the risks you are willing to take, for there is a relatively lower (but high nevertheless) risk in buying high-value shares rather than ultra-penny stocks.
Even though ultra-penny stocks involve high risks, they still carry the potential to deliver multibagger trades - if you are willing to challenge a wider bid-ask spread, a limited to nonexistent market liquidity of the stock and an investor pool you can count on your fingers, that is.
With that said, there still are significant upsides to minimalist stocks. Let's start by understanding what penny stocks are, to begin with.
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