| An
Undiscovered Micro-Cap Stock that is Trading for Less than Half the
Value of its Assets |
Published: June 4, 2005
A host of academic research has
shown that the stock market is extremely efficient. This means that all
available public information is already built into share prices.
With this in mind, I don't
believe it is a good use of your time to analyze stocks that are already
being covered by Wall Street brokerages, as well as traditional print
and electronic media outlets. There is little chance you and I will
uncover information from these sources that is not already built into
share prices.
Instead of following the rest
of the crowd by investing in large, well-documented corporations, I
spend my efforts analyzing small, obscure securities. This often gives
me a significant advantage over Wall Street, as these tiny companies are
much more likely to be ignored, neglected and mispriced by the market.
This lack of interest makes my analysis more powerful, as it increases
the odds that I will uncover something not yet discovered by the rest of
the investment community.
Am I really able to unearth
important data that other folks on Wall Street have yet to consider or
do not yet understand?
You'd better believe it.
A perfect example of this
occurred just a few short weeks ago. The company was a little-known
seller of household and beauty care products. By carefully reading
through the firm's SEC filings (something very few investors/analysts
take the time to do, especially when it comes to tiny firms like this),
I noticed that the firm has a relatively large property, plant and
equipment balance. After further research, I found out that the company
owns 16.2 acres of land and buildings in the city of Denver, Colorado.
This was interesting and I was
motivated to find out more, so I scanned through the company's SEC
filings dating back to 1999 for further information. In the process, I
discovered that this firm had the property appraised over 15 years ago
at a market value of $13.7 million. This is a very substantial amount,
and it's likely that this facility has increased in value since then.
More importantly, even if the value of this real estate hasn't changed,
it still compares very favorably to the stock's current market cap,
which amounts to just $5.8 million.
What did I do with this type of
valuable information?
I sent it immediately to
subscribers of my premium weekly newsletter -- Undiscovered
Micro-Cap Gems. If you're interested in learning the name and
ticker symbol of this company, as well as receiving similar data on
undervalued micro-cap stocks every single week, then I strongly urge you
to give my Undiscovered
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Here's a quick look at the
report you'll receive along with your complimentary subscription...
Pennies
on the Dollar
How to find Undervalued Stocks That Are trading
Below Their Intrinsic Value
Throughout this 15-page research report I detail the exact methodologies
I use to uncover deeply discounted micro-cap stocks that are trading
well below the value of their assets. In addition, I bring you a closer
look at four specific companies that I believe are now trading for just
pennies on the dollar. Included on this list is the company I
mentioned above -- the seller of household and beauty care products that
owns a $13.7 office complex, yet trades at market cap of just $5.8
million.
To gain immediate access to
this company's name and ticker symbol, PLUS this complimentary report,
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Investing. In each issue of that newsletter, editors Nathan
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Editor
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