Give me a penny stock to invest in under 1$

Screening Filters & Rationale

1. Market Cap ≥ $20,000,000:

   • Purpose: Focus on slightly larger penny stocks to reduce extreme business and balance-sheet risk compared with micro/nano caps.
   • Rationale: Companies with at least $20M in market value are more likely to have operating history, institutional oversight, and lower odds of being pure shells or scams.

2. Region = United States (US):

   • Purpose: Limit selections to U.S.-domiciled companies for clearer disclosure standards and easier access to information.
   • Rationale: U.S. markets are better regulated and provide more consistent financial reporting, which is critical when dealing with high-risk penny stocks.

3. Price between $0.01 and $1.00:

   • Purpose: Directly target penny stocks in the sub-$1 range as requested.
   • Rationale: This ensures the screen only returns securities that meet the user’s price constraint while excluding illusory “zero-priced” or halted names.

4. Weekly Average Turnover ≥ $1,000,000:

   • Purpose: Ensure adequate trading liquidity so positions can be entered and exited without extreme slippage.
   • Rationale: A minimum dollar turnover filter helps avoid illiquid tickers where even small orders can move the price significantly or get stuck.

5. Listed on XNYS, XNAS, or XASE:

   • Purpose: Restrict results to penny stocks listed on major U.S. exchanges (NYSE, Nasdaq, NYSE American) rather than OTC markets.
   • Rationale: Major-exchange listing typically implies stricter listing standards, better disclosure, and somewhat lower fraud/delisting risk versus OTC penny stocks.