As today’s article notes, while low-priced stocks have the potential to deliver big returns with relatively small price moves, there is also the risk that those low-priced stocks are low-priced for good reason and should be avoided. In order to separate the former from the latter, the author screened for low-priced stocks (trading under $10) “that reported an increase in free cash flow (FCF) over the past twelve months and have performed in the top half of the market over the past six months” – indicators that have been shown to be strong predictors of a stock’s future performance. This screen identified five stocks. To read about these stocks and analyst expectations for them, CLICK HERE.