OUR APP · PENNYGEMS

Find your next penny-stock opportunity.

Looking for the best penny stocks to buy? Start with a clearer view. PennyGems brings buy and sell ratings, industry portfolios and company research into one app—so you can build a better shortlist and know what to avoid.

See how it works ↓
  • Find buy candidates
  • Spot warning signals
  • Compare industries
Compare industry portfolios and buy, sell and hold signals at a glance.
Compare industry portfolios and buy, sell and hold signals at a glance.

PENNYGEMS

Three questions. One research app.

What should I research? What should I avoid? Where should I look next?

01

Find penny stocks to buy

Start with promising candidates

Explore the winners list, compare price moves and volume, and open a chart before adding a stock to your shortlist.

Find penny stocks to buy
02

Know which stocks to avoid

Look beyond a green headline

Use the app’s Grab, Buy, Hold, Sell and Dump ratings to sort ideas. Check earlier ratings as well as the latest signal.

Know which stocks to avoid
03

Discover industries to explore

See where opportunities are gathering

Compare industry portfolios and their mix of buy, sell and hold ratings. Move from a broad market view to the companies you want to research.

Discover industries to explore

GRAB · BUY · HOLD · SELL · DUMP

A signal is more useful with context.

A stock can rise today and still have a weak longer-term chart. PennyGems lets you examine the story from several angles: rating history, performance, business fundamentals and news. Use that context to decide which ideas deserve more of your time.

Tap any screenshot to enlarge it. These real app screens show the research tools in action.

PENNYGEMS: SCAN PENNY STOCKS

Your next research session starts here.

Download PennyGems, explore the portfolios and build a watchlist around the opportunities you want to understand.

PennyGems: Scan Penny Stocks listing in the iPhone App Store.

Screenshots supplied by the app owner, © 1pny.com. Prices, performance, ratings and store details are examples captured at a moment in time. Signals support research and do not guarantee returns. Penny stocks involve risk.