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The majority of our coverage universe is on companies with market caps under $300 million. However, the concept of BigCapMicros is visted quite often. These are companies that who the promise to eclipse that market capitalization to achieve multibagger status over the long term. There are many case studies on the way!

We agree that investing in microcaps generally comes with higher price volatility and overall risk. This does not, however, diminish our passion for them. The fact that larger institutions avoid microcaps opens the door for smaller investors to take advantage of irrational mispricing and potentially outsized returns. We highly suggest you read Perritt Capital’s white paper “The Microcap Advantage”, which will give you some of the best insights as to why lack of liquidity is not always a bad thing. The section titled “The Small Firm Effect: A Rationale” does a great job in dissecting the “striking differences” between microcaps and large caps, and why an advantage may exist in the former. In the end, exiting a position can become a problem with stocks of any market cap when bad news hits. A lot of investors feel like they should avoid microcaps. We, instead, have written an entire article that goes further into depth about why we like the space, which you can read here.

While we do highlight short-term ideas in some special situations and inflection point scenarios, our service is well-matched for investors who are looking for mid to long term success. We believe that investing is a marathon, where the most patient and disciplined investors come out ahead in the end. If you are looking for a constant dose of daily, quick-hitting trades or flips, our service may not be for you. One of the unique benefits of our style is that our diverse team allows us to cater to a wide variety of investment strategies, such as growth/value, growth at a reasonable price (GARP), momentum, contrarian and special situation opportunities.

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Microcaps comprise a niche of companies that are typically harder to research because of information gaps that other investors fail to identify. Our expertise resides in the way we approach our microcap research, from identifying companies to performing in-depth analysis. We spend our time with a proprietary blend of reading filings, speaking with management, and identifying arbitrage that can lead to outsized returns.

We agree that investing in microcaps generally comes with higher price volatility and overall risk. This does not, however, diminish our passion for them. The fact that larger institutions avoid microcaps opens the door for smaller investors to take advantage of irrational mispricing and potentially outsized returns. We highly suggest you read Perritt Capital’s white paper “The Microcap Advantage”, which will give you some of the best insights as to why lack of liquidity is not always a bad thing. The section titled “The Small Firm Effect: A Rationale” does a great job in dissecting the “striking differences” between microcaps and large caps, and why an advantage may exist in the former. In the end, exiting a position can become a problem with stocks of any market cap when bad news hits. A lot of investors feel like they should avoid microcaps. We, instead, have written an entire article that goes further into depth about why we like the space, which you can read here.

We offer several kinds model portfolios following themes that have been able to produce good returns on a consistent basis. We often reference our “Buy on Pullback” portfolios which include stocks whose prices are depressed for what we believe to be wrong reasons. We are also continually building on to our “Run to One” portfolio, which contains microcap stocks trading under $1 per share that we believe, over the longer term, have a chance at eclipsing the $1 threshold. We also publish lists of stocks where we think there is multi-bagger or takeover potential. With all portfolios, we always provide supporting commentary and research.

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