Key Highlights

  • Hub Cyber Security fell 96.26% over one month to $0.153 as screened on October 23, 2026, after three reverse splits in 2026.
  • Wellchange and CL Workshop Group fell 95.74% and 93.63% over the same month.
  • The nine sub-dollar stocks averaged a one-month loss of about 75.9%, a calculated figure.
  • CL Workshop Group's at-the-market program of up to $200 million is about 38 times its market value, a calculated figure.
  • CL Workshop Group's Nasdaq compliance period ends on November 2 and RedCloud holds a reverse split vote on October 30.

Which Sub-Dollar Stocks Fell the Most Over the Past Month?

Nine stocks priced under $1.00 on Friday, October 23, 2026 are among the deepest one-month decliners on the screen, all penny stocks. Hub Cyber Security (NASDAQ:HUBC) fell 96.26% to $0.153 and Wellchange (NASDAQ:WCT) fell 95.74% to $0.3283, with CL Workshop Group (NASDAQ:NWGL) down 93.63% to $0.0796. Treasure Global (NASDAQ:TGL) lost 89.53%, YYForce (NASDAQ:YFOR) 87.83%, Fathom (NASDAQ:FTHM) 66.89%, XCF Global (NASDAQ:SAFX) 65.81%, RedCloud (NASDAQ:RCT) 61.65% and Battalion Oil (NYSEAMERICAN:BATL) 25.69%. Reverse splits, offerings and Nasdaq bid-price matters recur through their filings.

Hub Cyber Security: Did Three Reverse Splits Drive a 96% Month?

Hub Cyber Security fell 96.26% over one month, 60.78% over the week and 24.14% on the day, from near $4.09 a month ago (calculated). A Nasdaq letter dated September 23 set March 22, 2027 as the deadline to restore a $35 million market value minimum, and at about 1.8 million shares the equity is worth roughly $0.28 million (calculated). Reverse splits of 1-for-50, 1-for-20 and 1-for-25 compound to 25,000-to-1 (calculated). Malam Team Group agreed to pay about $8.7 million for 100% of QPoint Group, mostly to repay debt and settle creditor claims.

Wellchange: What Did a $0.15 Offering and Two Reverse Splits Do to the Shares?

Wellchange fell 95.74% over one month, 14.06% over the week and 2.22% on the day to $0.3283, from roughly $7.71 a month ago (calculated). The Hong Kong-based software provider priced a $7.5 million offering of 50 million Class A shares at $0.15 on August 28, equal to $0.75 split-adjusted after the 1-for-5 reverse split of September 8 (calculated). An earlier 1-for-50 split took effect on March 6. No operating catalyst was announced in the period.

CL Workshop Group: Can a $200 Million Offering Program Fit a $5.3 Million Market Value?

CL Workshop Group, an integrated forestry company, fell 93.63% over one month and 65.09% over one week to $0.0796, including a 78.2% fall on Wednesday, October 14. On October 15 it named a sales agent for an at-the-market program of up to $200 million, roughly 38 times its market value of about $5.3 million (calculated). Fiscal 2025 revenue was $14.58 million, down 10.75%, with a net loss of $5.86 million. The Nasdaq compliance period ends on November 2, and regaining compliance requires a closing bid of at least $1.00 for ten consecutive business days.

Treasure Global: How Did a Flurry of Deals Coincide With an 89.53% Slide?

Treasure Global fell 89.53% over one month, 30.65% over the week and 7.33% on the day, from near $2.10 (calculated). Preliminary fiscal 2026 revenue is about $5.17 million, up roughly 122%, with the net loss narrowing about 53% to $11.1 million. A non-binding memorandum covers a $38 million cash purchase of 51% of a smart water metering company, about 25 times the $1.52 million market value (calculated). Three board members agreed on October 15 to buy about $1.2 million of stock, with shares to be issued by December 4.

YYForce: Why Did Robot Announcements Not Stop an 88% Fall?

YYForce fell 87.83% over one month and 58.72% over the week, including a 45.51% closing drop on October 13, the day a hotel robot memorandum was announced. First-half 2026 revenue rose 26.8% to $32.66 million at a 10.1% gross margin, and the outlook was withdrawn on September 24 alongside a $7.06 million net loss. A $20 million at-the-market agreement is about 9.5 times the market value near $2.1 million (calculated), and no material robot orders have been announced.

XCF Global: Will Revenue Growth Outpace a Larger Share Count?

XCF Global fell 65.81% over one month, 11.38% over the week and 1.63% on the day to $0.1573, from near $0.46 (calculated). The business combination completed on October 16, and a resale registration covers up to 195.39 million shares, about 47% of the 415.3 million outstanding (calculated). September gross product sales topped $12 million on about 1.4 million gallons, and on October 20 it agreed to acquire a Paramount, California facility with about $30 million of planned investment. Shares jumped 32.14% on October 20.

Fathom: What Happened After the Neighborhood Intelligence Merger Was Terminated?

Fathom fell 66.89% over one month, 12.95% over the week and 1.89% on the day to $0.1821. A proposed combination with Neighborhood Intelligence (NASDAQ:NXH), contributing digital assets valued at no less than $130 million led by a 38.8% stake in tZERO, was announced in late September and terminated by mutual agreement in early October, with both boards saying valuations did not reflect fair value. Short volume reached 74.5% on October 16, against a 42-day average of 42.5%, and no replacement deal has been announced.

RedCloud: Can a 20-to-1 Consolidation Answer a Nasdaq Delisting Determination?

RedCloud fell 61.65% over one month, 15.40% over the week and 6.24% on the day to $0.0736. Nasdaq staff issued a delisting determination in mid-October under the minimum bid price rule, and the company appealed, so shares keep trading pending a panel hearing. A general meeting on October 30 will vote on combining every 20 shares into one, which would imply about $1.47 before any market reaction (calculated). First-half 2026 revenue rose 34% to $24.0 million and the net loss narrowed 30% to $18.5 million.

Battalion Oil: Why Did the Stock Slide 26% With No Negative Disclosure?

Battalion Oil is down 25.69% over one month and 21.36% over one week at $0.81, after a 6.29% gain on the day, while Energy Minerals rose 12.70%, a gap of 38.39 percentage points (calculated). No company release after October 1 explains the drop. NYSE American confirmed on September 16 that the Permian Basin producer regained compliance with its stockholders' equity standard, and on September 8 the company made an equity investment in an AI operations platform from cash.

Sub-Dollar Stocks Compared: How Far Apart Are the Monthly Losses?

Hub Cyber Security's 96.26% loss against Battalion Oil's 25.69% is a spread of 70.57 percentage points, and the nine averaged a loss of about 75.9% (both calculated). Five of the nine lost more than 85%. Against its sector group, Hub Cyber Security trailed Commercial Services (up 9.85%) by 106.11 points, Treasure Global by 99.38 and YYForce by 97.68, Wellchange trailed Technology Services (down 2.69%) by 93.05, and CL Workshop Group trailed Non-Energy Minerals (down 9.93%) by 83.70 (all calculated).

Financing size against market value varies widely. CL Workshop Group's $200 million program is about 38 times its $5.3 million market value, Treasure Global's $38 million memorandum about 25 times its $1.52 million, and YYForce's $20 million facility about 9.5 times its roughly $2.1 million (all calculated).

What to Watch Next: Which Deadlines Fall Before March 2027?

RedCloud holds its general meeting on Friday, October 30, three days before CL Workshop Group's Nasdaq compliance period ends on Monday, November 2 (calculated). Treasure Global's board placement must close by Friday, December 4, and its 120 days of exclusivity from September 28 point to late January 2027. Hub Cyber Security's fixed date is March 22, 2027. XCF Global's earnings are estimated for mid-November, though the company has not confirmed the date, and Fathom, Wellchange and Battalion Oil are tracked through quarterly results and any bid-price notice.