Two important facts to keep in mind…so important!

When your research and your analysis clearly indicate that a company’s stock is undervalued and overlooked we advise friends not to share that information and the company’s name with anyone.  

  The reason? There is very limited liquidity to outright poor liquidity in the markets today. The ability to buy and sell in any size is limited. The fact is that the buying and selling volume often limits the total number of shares available to buy and sell.

And investors must be willing to “dollar cost average.” That suggests that if an investor(s) owns a company and the fundamentals are still positive, on severe price declines (or during a bear market) the investor(s) is willing to step in and buy more shares at the lower prices.

  Half of our low cap picks can fail….but as we have seen, the investing at “throw-away” bottoms has worked quite well for us. The successes more than make up for our losers.

***One of the most successful floor traders in Montreal said that he never passed information on his stocks to other traders…he kept their names to himself……..with superb results.***