Editorial
How To Find Small-Cap Stocks
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. …
How “WellTech” Is Creating A New Wave Of Tech Fortunes
Today Peloton is a household name. It has more than one million subscribers to its online fitness classes. Its stock is up 456% in the past year. And the company’s greatest problem is a great problem to have. …
How Regular Retail Investors Can Cash In On Red-Hot SPACs
SPACs are Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, also known as “blank check companies.” They are basically shell companies without any business operations that raise hundreds of millions of dollars to then acquire with an operating company. …
Why Micro-Cap Stocks Offer the Biggest Upside to Retail Investors
Do you know what this century’s best-performing stock is? Here’s a hint: it’s not Google, Apple, or Amazon - in fact this century’s best-performing stock started out as a penny stock, and was trading at below US $0.10 in January 2003. Since then, Monster Beverage (NASDAQ: MNST) has skyrocketed to its current share price of US $84 (as of Aug 26, 2020), and has a market cap of more than US $44 billion. That’s an 83,900% return for early investors who bought stock at $0.10! …
How You Can Find an Edge in Small-Caps
As an investor, your “edge” is what sets you apart from the competition. It helps you beat the standard market return. In other words, it’s your competitive advantage. Every retail investor is capable of outperforming the experts and seeing greater returns, but the competition is going to be tough. You’ll be up against wealth managers, hedge funds, high frequency and quant traders, institutional investors and other retail investors. As a retail investor, “What’s my edge?” is a critical question you should continuously be asking yourself, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro. …
Asymmetric Risk and Small Cap Investing
Asymmetric risk is an investment scenario where the potential for profit or loss is imbalanced: the risk is not equal to the potential reward. As an example, if you were to risk $5 playing slots at the casino, but the potential return is $30, this would be considered an asymmetric risk. Conversely, symmetric risk is where risk and reward potential is balanced—profit potential is the same as profit loss. In a symmetric risk scenario, the casino slots would have a $5 risk for playing and $5 reward for winning. …
This Indicator Will Determine If You Make Money In 2020
That’s what a Motley Fool headline blared this week as the markets ticked up to new highs. It’s typical of the mainstream financial media and it couldn’t be more worthless. Fundamentally, it’s just wrong. Crashes don’t come because stocks are overvalued. Bubbles and busts always run far higher and deeper than most ever expect. This time will not be any different. Worse yet, it’s distracting you from the real indicator that will signal a crash is coming and to get out of everything. That’s where we’re going to look at today. Because it will really determine how your portfolio performs …
Retail vs. Institutional Financings
Have you ever tried eating at a high-class, celebrity-bustling restaurant and found that even after you've made a reservation, the likes of Justin Bieber or Kim Kardashian are escorted to the first available table? That’s preferential treatment at its finest. Retail and institutional financings are similar: Retail investors are newbies and institutional investors receive preferential treatment. Is it fair? Meh. But does it happen? You bet. …
Dear Retail Investors Exclusive: 3 Rules To Guarantee Your Investing Success
You will become a much better investor in the next 13 minutes. Your gains will be bigger. Your losses will be fewer. And you’ll make much better returns with less stress than you ever thought possible. It’s all because of the rules. Dear Retail Investors has compiled three basic, yet unconventional rules that will make you a better, more successful investor. Without them, the odds are stacked against you because most investors are terrible investors. …
A New Bull Market In Copper Starts Now
That’s how mining magnate Robert Friedland sized up the coming copper boom. He’s not alone either. Goldman Sachs recently said copper is its “favorite” commodity. Copper is already moving too. Copper posted its best quarterly price move in over a decade. Odds of a downturn are low. As Bloomberg recently noted, “[copper] supply worries mount.” …
Market Rally Stage II: Here’s How Top Investors Are Targeting The Top Stocks Of Tomorrow
Worried a crash is coming? Most investors sure are. They see an untenable disconnect between stocks and the economy. And to be honest, they’re not wrong in what they see. Major stock indices are almost back to their pre-pandemic highs. And this week we got official economic data that shows the economy is well below 2008 levels of awful. So worries of a stock market crash do make sense. However, that’s not the case at all. …
Dear Investment Bankers
Investors, listen up. It’s time to see if the public companies you finance have first-class digital marketing strategies. …
