The trials and tribulations of the Chinese Microcap RTO arena have been widely publicized by CNBC, financial journalists, and short sellers. Most of the scrutiny has been well founded. In a nutshell, over the last few years many Chinese companies went public mostly through means of a reverse merger/reverse
I wrote a book review on Blueprint to a Billion a few weeks ago. The book goes into detail analyzing the fastest growing companies since 1980, in particular those companies that reached $1 billion in revenues the quickest. Of the 7,454 companies that have gone public since 1980, 25%
I wrote about Robert Auer last week, and since then I reached out to him to do this interview. I first heard about Robert Auer several years ago when he started the Auer Growth Fund (AUERX). He has deployed a strategy over the last 25 years that has been micro-small
I first heard about Robert Auer several years ago when he started Auer Growth Fund. He has deployed a strategy over the last 25 years that has been mostly micro cap centric which has consistently beaten the markets. Robert Auer managed private accounts at Morgan Stanley from 1986 – 2007 before
