“There is a reason that within this industry, only 2% of all recommendations are ever Sells… and it’s not because only 2% of all companies followed are worthy of that recommendation. It’s because serious conflicts of interest exist.”

Finding unbiased, & professional research on microcap (penny) stocks is no easy task. Few brokers or investment advisors specialize in them, and the information found online is often biased by promoters, boiler room operators, and newsletters hired by the company to promote for cash or stock.

We have been publishing online by email since the mid 90’s and have built our reputation on credibility and accountability. Buying microcap stocks should not be classified as investing, it is pure speculation and should only be done with proper research and experience. It’s what we specialize in and over the years we have made a lot of money for a lot of people.

Speculation vs. Investment

The term "microcap stock" applies to companies with low or "micro" capitalizations, meaning the total value of the company's stock. We specialize in companies that have a market cap below $150 million and trade below $3/share. The type of companies we look for are typically under-followed and under-appreciated (in the initial stage). While the potential rewards can be tremendous, the risks of a microcap can be very high. For this reason we are not investors, but speculators.

However, speculating on Microcap or Penny Stocks should not resemble a visit to the roulette table. We are not brokers, investment dealers, or professional money managers. We have professional backgrounds in business & finance with a passion for the excitement and opportunities that penny stocks can provide. We do not provide “advice” but do provide you with enough information to make an educated decision.

Our first priority is to try and minimize risks. If all our other criteria are then met, we will feature a company when the risk/reward looks strong. We maintain no close ties to the companies we feature as it allows us to remain unbiased. If we like a company, we’ll tell you about it and why. If something changes our opinion at a later date, we then also have the freedom to tell you why.

The stocks we follow are typically 80% Canadian / 20% U.S.

Danny Deadlock (Canada)
Publisher and Equity Analyst
microcap@telus.net