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The 5 Top Penny Stocks to Watch This Week - and One to Buy
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Right now, there are more than 2,800 penny stocks are trading on the Nasdaq and NYSE.
For any investor, no matter how experienced, finding the top penny stocks to watch this week is an extremely arduous task.
Fortunately, we've done the work for you.
Now, the following five penny stocks to watch aren't ones that we would recommend buying. They do bear watching since they've all rocketed higher this past month.
10 Top Penny Stocks to Buy This Week, February 25
Today, we're recapping the 10 top penny stocks to buy this week, plus a penny stock with the potential to pop after its earnings call on Thursday (Feb. 28).
You see, penny stocks offer investors the potential for double- and triple-digit gains in a matter of days.
And our Money Morning VQScore system has pinpointed the next penny stock to buy...
10 Top Penny Stocks to Watch This Week - and One You Need in Your Portfolio
Penny stocks are a great opportunity to chase significant gains for little upfront investment.
However, with over 2,800 stocks trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq for under $5, it's incredibly difficult to identify which penny stocks are going to deliver triple-digit returns.
In order to help Money Morning readers identify the top penny stocks to watch this week, we're looking at last week's top-performing penny stocks.
Top Penny Stocks to Watch This Week (March 12)
Today, we're bringing you the top 10 penny stocks to watch this week based on their combined 272% rise over the last week.
Plus, we'll take a look at one of the best small-cap stocks you can buy to lock in your portfolio's profit potential.
Just look at the numbers posted by Jaguar Health Inc., last week's biggest gainer.
Jaguar climbed from $0.14 to $0.34 in one day – a gain of over 140%.
While Jaguar's gains are exciting, they're not much use to enterprising investors, since they're already in the books.
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