

Source: JuliusKielaitis / įord stock has long been popular among users of this brokerage app. So, which $25 per share or less Robinhood stocks are worth a look? Consider these seven, ranging from “old-school” Fortune 500 mainstays, to speculative penny plays:

With lower stock prices, and high investor attention, they stand to make outsized moves on any positive news. For example, several much-discussed, low-priced penny stocks, as well as stocks in industries such as cannabis.ħ Dividend Stocks to Buy for 2022 and Hold ForeverĪlthough this investing platform enables you to buy fractional shares, it makes sense why you may want to focus on the lower-priced ($25 per share or less) ones instead. On top of this, there are quite a few names you could classify as being in the “meme” category. Mostly, due to investors/traders looking for exposure to a post-Covid recovery of the travel industry. This list of equities is also more travel industry heavy as well.Īirlines like American (NASDAQ: AAL) and cruise line operators like Carnival (NYSE: CCL) rank high on the list. Think tech giants like Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG, NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Included in it are some of the largest, most well-known stocks out there. Unlike its 2021 meme counterpart, this group is a much wider mix of publicly traded names. That’s true among both Main Street and Wall Street investors. The “meme stocks” trend may have eclipsed it, but stocks popular among traders who use Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD), aka “Robinhood stocks,” remain some of the most-talked about ones out there. InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips
