By Maj Soueidan, co-founder GeoInvesting You probably noticed that I often use the term “Information Arbitrage” (InfoArb) to highlight free or easy money opportunities hidden in corners of the microcap universe that investors can overlook. An information arbitrage exists when […]
Active investing in publicly traded securities is an inherently competitive activity, and people are looking for an investing edge. By definition, active asset management in aggregate produces, gross of fees, the same returns as passively managed money (ignoring frictional costs […]
I’ve been a champion for microcaps for the whole of my investing career. My affinity for undervalued, smaller capitalized stocks in large drove the success I have had investing in the stock market since the late 1980’s. If you are […]
When researching a microcap company, nothing replaces an interview with the company’s CEO and/or CFO. Often, management is willing – and is even anxious – to talk to analysts and investors to get their company’s story out. Engaging in meaningful dialogue […]
Over the last two weeks, retail and institutional investors’ appetite for microcap investing as well as smallcap stocks has been gaining steam. Using the Russel 2000 index as a gauge, this smaller capitalized group of stocks continued to rally last […]
By Christopher Irons for GeoInvesting I was recently featured on the Planet Microcap Podcast, where I spoke about shorting microcap stocks. We covered topics like introductions to short selling, some of my worst short trades, what I look for in […]
By Maj Soueidan, Co-Founder GeoInvesting I recently wrote about how identifying inflection points in a business’ operations can help you gain alpha when it comes to your investments. I focused on how GeoInvesting’s success with our investment in Micronetics (Old Symbol NOIZ) was a […]
Defining how to deal with time horizon and when to sell one’s stock is a challenge for every investor. Most practitioners would agree that buying is comparatively easy, but that selling can be more difficult. Selling discipline is a constant […]