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GDXJ Re-balancing Creates Opportunity In Small Cap Names

GDXJ Re-balancing Creates Opportunity In Small Cap Names

| June 20, 2017

With the GDXJ down-weighting junior producers, investors might wonder how they can get broad exposure to small-cap mining stocks. Last month I told you about the upcoming rebalance of the hugely popular VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ), and how it would distress shares of junior, small-cap mining stocks. I said then that the […]

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Investing In Disruption

Investing In Disruption

| June 15, 2017

The following is a summary of our recent FS Insider podcast, “Investing in Global Robotics – Interview With ROBO Global’s Bill Studebaker”…  Society Needs to Get Ready For investors looking to gain exposure to the fast-growing robotics industry, there are very few pure-play companies, says Bill Studebaker of ROBO Global (Nasdaq: ROBO). For that reason, […]

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What It Takes To Make A Product Viral

What It Takes To Make A Product Viral

| June 8, 2017

A great TechCrunch piece on Why Amazon is eating the world just put a vintage Jeff Bezos quote back into circulation: I very frequently get the question: “What’s going to change in the next 10 years?” I almost never get the question: “What’s not going to change in the next 10 years?” And I submit […]

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The Global Technology Buildout And Its Effect On Small-Cap Stocks

The Global Technology Buildout And Its Effect On Small-Cap Stocks

| June 6, 2017

Portfolio Manager Bill Hench talks about the significance of the current global technology buildout and its effects on his portfolios. The tech buildout has been composed of a number of different things, primarily artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, public/private clouds, and really, the birth of a semiconductor capital equipment group in China. We’re talking about whole […]

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Four Ways To Find (Truly) New (Investment) Ideas

Four Ways To Find (Truly) New (Investment) Ideas

| May 11, 2017

A lot of investors say they want to find great unique ideas, off-the-radar ways to make a lot of money. But it’s a lot more difficult than it sounds. So, few people do what they have to do to find those great ideas. And as a result, they don’t make a lot of money. What […]

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4 Main Investing Strategies You Should Know

4 Main Investing Strategies You Should Know

| May 9, 2017

In the professional investing world, there is a popular saying that all the portfolio managers and analysts talk about: “there’s more than one way to skin a cat.” This refers to the concept that there is no such thing as the absolute “best” investment strategy. Instead, every investment strategy has its own unique set of […]

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Why You Should Consider Global Small Caps

Why You Should Consider Global Small Caps

| May 2, 2017

Because the American equity markets have enjoyed an  abnormally long period, – historically speaking, – of relative outperformance versus the rest of the global marketplace, a common plea among financial advisors and writers has been for investors to maintain discipline and continue to invest abroad.  This, of course, makes sense; after all, a good portion […]

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A Small-Cap Pause That Refreshes?

A Small-Cap Pause That Refreshes?

| April 20, 2017

Co-CIO Francis Gannon analyzes the cross-currents and reversals in 1Q17 and details why the small-cap rally has room to run. Observations on a Curious Quarter 2016’s Reversals Reversed Stocks saw reversals in leadership based on market capitalization, style, and sector in 1Q17. Large-caps outpaced small-caps, growth beat value, and healthcare stocks shook off a weak […]

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Can Small-Caps Resume Their Rocket Ride?

Can Small-Caps Resume Their Rocket Ride?

| April 13, 2017

Though the “Trump bump” helped, the year-old winning streak in smaller stocks owes far more to the spirited US economy. This rally has firepower, but we’d be choosy in riding the next leg higher. US small-caps have been on a tear for the past year. The small- and mid-cap Russell 2500 Index rocketed 17.6% in […]

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Undervalued Goldfield Corp, Well Positioned For Continued Growth

Undervalued Goldfield Corp, Well Positioned For Continued Growth

| April 4, 2017

One of the cheapest stocks in our Acquirer’s Multiple, Small & Micro Cap – Stock Screener is Goldfield Corp (NYSEMKT:GV). With a market cap around $136 million, few investors have ever heard of this great little micro-cap. Goldfield Corporation (Goldfield), is a leading provider of electrical construction and maintenance services in the energy infrastructure industry primarily in […]

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Concerned About Interest Rate Risk? Consider Small-Caps

Concerned About Interest Rate Risk? Consider Small-Caps

| March 23, 2017

Senior Investment Strategist Steve Lipper looks at the correlation of small-cap stock performance with rising interest rates. How might rising rates affect small-caps? There’s a surprising aspect to small-cap stocks that many investors aren’t aware of. And that’s that it has lower interest rate sensitivity than large-caps. Actually, if you measure it, and you look […]

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