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Dave mainly covers financial stocks, primarily banks and asset managers, and investment planning. He's covered mutual funds and institutional investments for Pensions & Investments, personal finance for S&P, and money markets and bonds for Crane Data. Dave has been a Fool since 2014.
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Stocks priced at less than $10 per share can be risky because they are often small-cap stocks, which are typically more volatile. They might also be shares of companies without earnings power or ones that plummeted due to bad management, macro shifts in their industry, or any number of reasons.
But sometimes there are good companies with strong growth potential sitting in this price range. Here are two that fit the bill.