Live · NYSE + Nasdaq180-day cure window tracker

Every listing under a dollar, with the clock showing.

NYSE and Nasdaq issuers are flagged after 30 straight closes under $1.00, then get 180 days to close at or above $1.00 for ten consecutive sessions. We track the window, the fundamentals, and the data that matters.

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About Hypertime

Hypertime is a research desk for one narrow, high-stakes corner of the market: public companies whose share price has fallen below $1.00 and who now have a limited window to get back into listing compliance or face delisting. Those situations are noisy, fast-moving and badly covered. Hypertime puts them in one place, with the clock, the fundamentals and the numbers side by side.

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What it does

It finds sub-$1.00 listings on the NYSE and Nasdaq, shows the company behind each ticker, estimates how likely that company is to cure its deficiency in time, and helps you decide what — if anything — your budget should do about it. It is a research and tracking tool, not a broker and not an advisor: Hypertime never places a trade and never tells you to buy.

How Hypertime works

1. We scan the exchanges
Hypertime pulls current NYSE and Nasdaq listings in batches you control — 10 to 50 at a time — and flags every name closing below the $1.00 minimum bid price. You can narrow by industry, exchange, how recently the company was flagged, and cure odds.
2. We put a clock on each name
A company is flagged after 30 consecutive closes below $1.00, and the exchange then gives it 180 calendar days to close at or above $1.00 for ten consecutive sessions. Every card shows how far into that window the company is, its highest price since being flagged, its all-time high, and a volatility rating.
3. We score the odds and size the position
Recovery chance is a percentage built from price momentum, distance to $1.00, time remaining and trading volume. Pair it with your investment budget and Hypertime suggests a responsible allocation, then the ROI calculator lets you test any investment amount against any price prediction.
4. You track what matters to you
Star a company to add it to your Watchlist, or add your real investment data — shares, cost basis and date — to see live returns under My Investments. Search any ticker, including names that already cured, and keep following it.
5. We tell you when something moves
Choose the alerts you want: new postings, price thresholds, deadline warnings, compliance cures and delisting risk. Emails arrive from a no-reply Hypertime address and every alert type can be switched off from your notification settings.

Where the data comes from

Prices, listings, historical highs and company profiles come from public exchange and market data feeds, and news is pulled live from third-party publishers with a link back to the original article. Data can be delayed or incomplete, and cure probability is an estimate produced by our own model — not an exchange determination.

Important

Sub-$1.00 equities are among the most volatile instruments on the market and can go to zero. Nothing in Hypertime is investment advice. See the terms of service for the full disclaimer.

How Hypertime Works

Hypertime helps users identify and monitor publicly traded companies facing minimum-price compliance issues. It brings together market data, exchange deadlines, regulatory filings, company news, and user-defined investment tracking in one place. Users can review potential cure actions, monitor important changes, and configure alerts for stocks they own or follow.

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Search the sub-$1 market
Screen NYSE and Nasdaq listings by ticker or company name, industry, exchange, how recently the company was flagged, current price band and how much time is left to cure. Pull results in batches of 10 to 50.
Review exchange-compliance information
Each card shows the estimated deficiency notice, the exchange rule behind it, the highest price reached since being flagged, and — where public coverage supports it — an additional 180-day extension row.
Watch the cure clock
A company flagged after 30 consecutive closes under $1.00 has 180 calendar days to close at or above $1.00 for ten consecutive sessions. Every card shows days elapsed, days remaining and a progress bar.
Read stock-specific coverage
Open any ticker to see recent articles with publisher, source domain, publication date and a link to the original story.
Save to your Watchlist
Star any company to follow it without entering investment data, and jump between watchlist names with the arrows on the stock page.
Track My Investments
Record buys and sells with price per share, date, shares and amount — including joint holdings on a shared account — and see cost basis, current value and gain or loss.
Save default search criteria
Store your filters to your account with Save as Default, update or restore them at any time, and clear them when you want the standard criteria back. Defaults follow you across browsers and devices.
Save a default sort order
Keep your preferred sort — recovery odds, price, time left to cure, company name, volume or daily move — and it is applied automatically the next time you return.
Sort results instantly
Changing the sort reorders the results already loaded. It never triggers another data pull, never blanks the page and never shows a loading state.
Refresh without losing your place
After the first load, refreshes happen in the background. Existing cards, filters and article content stay on screen and quietly update once the newer data is ready.
Get updates
Choose which alerts you want — new postings, price thresholds, deadline warnings, compliance cures and delisting risk. They arrive by email and appear in the in-app updates bell and dashboard ticker.

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