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Sosandar Plc (LSE: SOS)
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Stacks of coins
Investing Articles

2 penny stocks under 99p that I’d buy in April

| Ben McPoland

Penny stocks have the potential to deliver exceptional returns. Here are two that I think could outperform the market over…

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Growth Shares

AIM shares: 3 stocks to beat the market in 2023

| John Choong

Investing in AIM shares can be risky, but they can also bring great returns. I've identified three names that could…

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Investing Articles

1 rising penny stock I’d snap up today!

| Ben McPoland

This penny stock is on the rise since the turn of the year. Here's why I'd pounce on some shares…

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Investing Articles

2 hidden-gem AIM shares to buy today!

| Ben McPoland

Ben McPoland plans to buy two small-cap shares that are trading for pennies. Both stocks have the potential to trade…

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British Pennies on a Pound Note
Investing Articles

High growth might make this company the ultimate penny stock

| Andy Ross

While some penny stocks are undoubtedly iffy investments, our writer thinks this one might be a bit of a hidden…

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British Pennies on a Pound Note
Investing Articles

1 penny stock that could double in 2022!

| Jabran Khan

This Fool details a penny stock that had a breakout year in 2021. Could 2022 be equally as fruitful for…

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Investing Articles

This penny stock is putting Boohoo and ASOS to shame! Time to buy?

| Paul Summers

This penny stock is bucking the trend of its AIM-listed peers and multiplying investors' money. Paul Summers takes a closer…

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