Searching for Gold in SEC Filings
Scanning through SEC filings is an important component of my process for prospecting for great new investments.
Educational articles written by full-time investors — business breakdowns, interviews, and presentations.
Educational articles written by full-time investors — business breakdowns, interviews, and presentations.
Scanning through SEC filings is an important component of my process for prospecting for great new investments.
Some people know me by my book, Dear Chairman, but what they don’t know is I’m an avid microcap investor.
From 1999-2016, Thiry turned DaVita from a $200 million microcap on the brink of failure into a $16 Billion midcap and the best dialysis company in the world.
Ron Wallace writes, “We promote from within to ensure that the company can pass on our legacy and culture seamlessly from one generation to the next.”
On February 1, 2009, Todd M. Cleveland became the CEO of a $5 million market cap microcap called Patrick Industries (PATK). In just seven years, he would transform the company through acquisitions and organic growth into a $61 per share, $940 million market cap, compounding machine.
A microcap investor’s biggest risk is dilution, and a microcap’s worst enemy is a management team that wants to get bigger at any cost.