One of the things that investors need to keep in mind is the fact that stocks that trade below a cent can also sometimes prove to be excellent picks. The reason behind that is the fact that although these stocks may be volatile these stocks can sometimes manage to record significant gains within a short period of time. This article is going to give you a lowdown into a range of stocks trading below a cent which could prove to be worth tracking this week owing to recent events.
Buscar Company Inc (OTCMKTS:CGLD) – On Monday, Buscar Company Inc was in considerable focus among investors and had managed to clock gains of as much as 26% amidst heavy interest. While there was no news about the company yesterday, Buscar had in fact made a major announcement back on August 24.
At the time the company announced that it had managed to expand its mineral rights claims by as much as 800% in the period spanning the last 12 months. In addition to that, Buscar also expanded its mining interests by staking 10 more claims in Nevada.
Human Unitec International, Inc. (OTC: HMNU) is a Medical Technology, Treatment, and Equipment company specializing in MSK Kinesis Technology and protocols for pain management therapies. The therapies and the protocols are been adopted as Parkinson remedies and are been important for the prevention of blood clots and thrombosis. Also a Swiss global leader in Stems Cells research and applications.
Nate’s Food Co (OTCMKTS: NHMD) – Nate’s Food Co has emerged as one of the more interesting companies in the unique food products space in recent times and not too long ago, it made another significant announcement.
The company announced on August 24 that it had decided to continue its expansion in the state of Oregon through the inclusion of Food Service via Coffee and Ice Cream shops. The company believes that the inclusion of Food Service is going to help it further boost the sales of its innovative new marshmallow product Sh’Mallow as well.
Halberd Corporation (OTCMKTS: HALB) – Over the course of the past months, Halberd Corporation has accomplished a lot with its research activities. The company trades on the OTC Market and is fully compliant with the regulations.
Back in April of 2020, the company had its restructuring and since then it managed to get the worldwide rights to as many as three patents and has also filed a total of 22 patent applications at the same time. This is a stock that could well be part of the watch lists of investors for the week and beyond.
Zerify Inc (OTCMKTS:ZRFY) – Cybersecurity company Zerify Inc is involved in providing secure video conferencing solutions to its customers and last week it announced the findings from a survey that it had commissioned into the video conferencing space.
As many as 97% of the respondents stated that they had concerns with regard to privacy as well as video conferencing data and 92% stated that they were aware of risks associated with video conferencing.
Marketing Worldwide Corporation (OTCMKTS: MWWC) – The next stock to make it to the list is that of Marketing Worldwide Corporation. The company was in the news earlier on in the month when it announced that it had managed to complete the acquisition of the Florida-based company Doxed LLC. In this context, it should be noted that Doxed has already managed to create two cryptocurrencies-DOX, which is the original token, and the spinoff token ETH DOX.
IJJ Corporation (OTCMKTS:IJJP): The company has developed a payment processing service where businesses structure subscribers as backers for specific ongoing programs with sustainable funding and betterment and improvement projects. WebApp is an eCommerce Exchange Trading Platform Solution called eCETP, see more now.
AllStar Health Brands Inc (OTCMKTS: ALST) – Lastly, it is the AllStar Health Brands Inc stock that may be added to this list. The company had come into focus back on August 23 when it announced that it was going to create its Mega Sports Village and Mall on the metaverse in collaboration with XR-LABS LLC, which is a unit of TGI Solar Power Group Inc.
