Any good sub $1.00 stocks?

danielsb79 said: "I am new to investing, and wondering if any one could give me some tips? What should i look at when I research a company? And also does any one know of any decent stock under $1.00 that i should consider investing in?"

AlfredSokol said: "You want companies that have good earnings (usually related to a fast-selling product, a patent, etc). I wouldn't put a large percent of my portfolio into sub-$1 stocks."

LanceJ said: "[QUOTE=danielsb79]I am new to investing, and wondering if any one could give me some tips? What should i look at when I research a company? And also does any one know of any decent stock under $1.00 that i should consider investing in?[/QUOTE] 1) Stay away from stocks under $1, you are new to investing, you do not have enough experience to trade and survive in high risk penny stocks. Penny stocks are for a small portion of your portfolio, once you make enough money and feel comfortable with speculating (swinging for the fence, some of your balls will get caught for outs) with no more than 20% of your portfolio. It is for more advanced traders. 2) Look for a P/S of less than 1. Look for a P/B of less than 1. Look for a P/E of less than 15. Look for a P/CF of less than 10. Look for a return on equity greater than 20%. Look for an Enterprise to Book Value as close to 1 to 1 as you can, or less (stock that is worth less than the company's underlying assets). And most important of all, if you find a company with all of these criteria, make sure you let me know. :cool:"

Maddogg1 said: "This stock is solid with a good product - an energy apple cider that is becomming more and more popular (e.g. official drink of the Girls Gone Wild Tour)."

HappyHarry said: "[QUOTE=Maddogg1]This stock is solid with a good product - an energy apple cider that is becomming more and more popular (e.g. official drink of the Girls Gone Wild Tour).[/QUOTE] The Girls Gone Wild Tour has an official drink? Hmm, news to me."