SUMMITSmaller company stocks outperform larger ones. This is one of the chief attractions for investors to small-cap companies and microcap stocks in particular. In the best-selling book, What Works on …
Lessons Learned Investing in MicroCap Spinoffs
What do the following four MicroCapClub stocks have in common? Atlas Financial Holdings (AFH which I own) insures taxi-cab drivers, Nova Copper (NCQ) is developing a copper mine in Alaska, …
The Value of Net Operating Losses
How do you create a publicly traded microcap? IPO a small cap and lose a lot of money. Quite a number of microcaps came to be in just this manner. …
Spinoffs Are Hot: Are They For You?
A spin off consists of a distribution of shares of a subsidiary of an existing publicly traded corporation to the current shareholders resulting in two separate publicly traded securities. Larger …
Alter NRG Corp: Disposition Case Study with Ending Unknown
I wrote a number of articles on dispositions on MicroCapClub earlier this year. The thesis, in short, was that very small companies generally do not strive to get smaller. Quite …
Disposition Case Study: Asure Software
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about why investors should pay close attention to microcaps that choose to get smaller via dispositions. I then wrote Part 2: Broadway and Seymour, …
Disposition Case Study: Clearfield Inc.
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about why investors should pay close attention to microcaps that choose to get smaller via dispositions. In Part 2, I described a Case Study of …
Book Review: You Can Be A Stock Market Genius by Joel Greenblatt
Originally published in 1997, “You Can Be A Stock Market Genius” remains popular today and is enthusiastically endorsed in a number of reviews on the internet. The author, Joel Greenblatt, …
Disposition Case Study: Broadway and Seymour
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about why investors should pay close attention to microcaps that choose to get smaller via dispositions. In this follow on article I …
MicroCap Getting Smaller? Get Excited!
How do institutional investors buy a micro-cap? They buy a smallcap and wait for its stock price to go down. Unfortunately, that is largely the truth. With increasing regulatory costs, …