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Best Stocks Under $10 To Buy Now (2025)
The best stocks to buy now under $10 per share, based on Zen Score.

Price: <= $10
Due Diligence Score: >= 50
Ticker
Company
DD Score
Valuation Score
Financials Score
Forecast Score
Performance Score
Dividends Score
IAS
INTEGRAL AD SCIENCE HOLDING CORP
73
43
100
78
70
DLO
DLOCAL LTD
72
57
71
100
60
ORLA
ORLA MINING LTD
71
14
100
100
70
ZBAO
ZHIBAO TECHNOLOGY INC
66
43
71
89
60
TTI
TETRA TECHNOLOGIES INC
63
71
71
78
30

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What are the Best Stocks to Buy Under $10?

The above is a list of the best stocks to buy now under $10.

We’ve filtered these top stocks under $10 by Zen Score, which is a compilation of 38 time-tested due diligence checks we’ve automated to provide you with a snapshot of a stock’s underlying fundamentals.

However, just because a stock has a high Zen Score doesn’t mean you should buy it. This list should be used as a launching pad for further investigation into stocks you may be interested in.

After performing your own due diligence, you will know exactly which of the best stocks under $10 you should buy in 2022.

Why Should You Buy Stocks Under $10?

Many of the reasons for buying stocks under $10 per share are psychological. You can read in the next section about why stocks under 10 dollars aren’t necessarily “cheap”.

That said, it’s a lot more fun when you’re able to buy many shares of a stock as opposed to just 1 or 2.

For instance, if you have $500 to invest right now, you could only buy about 3 shares of AAPL at its current price. However, that same $500 could buy you more than 55 shares of SMED.

Are Stocks Under $10 “Cheap”?

Stocks under $10 aren’t necessarily cheap or expensive.

In fact, a stock’s price can only indirectly tell you if the company is cheap or expensive. This is because businesses can divide their companies into as many individual shares as they want.

A $1 million company can issue 10 shares of stock (each valued at $100,000) or 100,000 shares of stock (each valued at $10 per share). In either case, the total value of the company is still $1 million.

If you want to know if a stock is cheap, you should look at its market capitalization. The market capitalization is the total value of the underlying company.

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