5 Questions Every Microcap Investor Should Ask Management
Have you ever wondered what those magic questions were to find your next multi-bagger? Brandon shares his five favorite questions to gauge the long-term potential of a company.
Have you ever wondered what those magic questions were to find your next multi-bagger? Brandon shares his five favorite questions to gauge the long-term potential of a company.
Brandon Mackie, the lead writer and researcher at SmallCap Discoveries, shares his process to become more consistent and make better investment decisions. And it all relies on one simple tool!
Our contributor Brandon Mackie, an American resident, explains why he decided to invest exclusively in Canada several years ago.
Nowadays, technology start-ups are waiting longer and longer before going public. In the face of such phenomenon, should microcap investors turn to equity crowdfunding platforms to invest in early-stage companies?
Isn’t the goal of every company to pay regular dividends to their shareholders at some point? Well, not necessarily. See why it’s not always the case for microcap companies!
Yesterday, Pioneering Technology Corp. (PTE.V) closed at a price of $1.15, up 820% in 11 months relative to our entry point, which was in a private placement we participated in last year. It’s been a wild ride, as you will see by reading our case study!
There are many reasons why investors should look for opportunities among small capitalized companies. Whether you are a stock picker or quantitative investor, retail investor or big billion-dollar fund, going small can offer multiple benefits to your investment process. Discover why in this GeoInvesting article!
This short 2-part series of articles will try to make the case for microcaps investment as an alternative to large cap investment and as a diversification strategy.
This short 2-part series of articles will try to make the case for microcaps investment as an alternative to large cap investment and as a diversification strategy.
These are tough markets for Canadian microcap investors. The toughest in a number of years in my opinion. The TSX Venture Index is down more than 25% in 2015. The stock prices of many small companies I follow are down more than 70% from their peaks. Granted some of these stocks got ahead of themselves. […]
