Mark Vonderwell is a private investor with 18 years experience in the stock market. He now focuses almost exclusively on spinoffs, divestures, strategy changes, and other special situations looking f
An alternative lesson to draw from his study is that microcaps are fine but nanocaps are the ticket to wealth; you just have to be poor enough to buy them.
Benjamin Graham And The Power of Growth Stocks is the most important investment book I’ve ever read. Employing the
In a spinoff, securities of some company shows up in your brokerage account. You didn't ask for it, you didn't buy it, and you may know very little about it.
How do you create a publicly traded microcap? IPO a small cap and lose a lot of money. Quite a
A spin off consists of a distribution of shares of a subsidiary of an existing publicly traded corporation to the
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about why investors should pay close attention to microcaps that choose to