Nathin Arthur

Have you been thinking about breaking into the small-cap market? You might be wondering “How do I choose a small-cap stock?” Maybe the thought of investing in a notoriously volatile market is daunting. But don’t worry—there are many things you can do to up your chances of investing in a profitable small-cap stock. The key is doing thorough research. Follow these research tips to find the best small-cap stocks.

Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Diary, your source for essential investing intelligence. In each issue we’ll be bringing you investing ideas from the front lines, plus educational tools, market trends to watch, exclusive interviews, and invaluable insight into everything small-cap.

On July 26, 2018 I bought some shares of a small Canadian biotech company at CAD $1.08 – of course, the price started to fall immediately after I bought it. Not a huge deal, I reassured myself as I watched the share price slide, and my money disappear right along with it. Ugh.

Urbanimmersive Inc. is a SaaS-based platform that provides online and visual content marketing solutions for the real estate and construction industries. The Company’s platform allows users to easily create and publish visual marketing assets such as immersive 3D property tours, 2D floor plans, branded property videos, and individual property websites. Photographers and videographers can also use the platform to schedule and book jobs, manage invoicing and expenses, and process and deliver visual content to their clients.

Urbanimmersive Inc. is a SaaS-based platform that provides online and visual content marketing solutions for the real estate and construction industries. The Company’s platform allows users to easily create and publish visual marketing assets such as immersive 3D property tours, 2D floor plans, branded property videos, and individual property websites. Photographers and videographers can also use the platform to schedule and book jobs, manage invoicing and expenses, and process and deliver visual content to their clients.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic gripped the world, the 2008 global financial crisis was widely regarded as the worst economic disaster in recent history, after the Great Depression.

Beginning with the collapse of the US housing market, the 2008 “credit crisis” sent the global financial sector into a tailspin that brought down investment banks, commercial banks, mortgage lenders, insurance companies, and many other credit-reliant industries in its wake.