LEMMING INVESTOR RESEARCH NEWSLETTER & SMALL COMPANY CHAMPION - SUBSCRIPTION
Small Company Champion and Lemming Investor Research Newsletter are operated and run by investors for investors. We have decades of experience in the stock markets; therefore, we have a wealth of knowledge that has forced us to adapt to each market crash; our first was way back in October 1987.
The first contemporary global financial crisis unfolded on October 19, 1987, a day known as “Black Monday,” when the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 22.6 per cent. The editor, Elric Langton, had been investing for just 9-months - a baptism not forgotten.
If you are relatively new to investing, you will be forgiven for thinking market crash events are rare; they are not. However, market crashes, or meltdowns, are far more regular than you may think.
There have been regular market turmoil, market crashes, or global crisis; call them what you like, and the result is the same. Portfolio turmoil!
We have gained the trust and respect of several companies we have featured over the years. They trust us to be balanced and informative; therefore, we often become the conduit between investors and companies.
We appreciate time can be a premium for busy people, and time spent researching companies is time lost with the family and loved ones and hobbies and pursuits far more exciting than ploughing through the internet researching the next multibagger.
We operate two different subscription-based services.
We know many investors with very different ideas and strategies; therefore, we have adapted to keep two distinct disciplines separate. But first, some statistics on Companies we have featured across both publications.
Our recent history (2019-2022
We do not claim to get it right 100% of the time. Still, when we do, our research has resulted in unearthing plenty of multi-baggers, such as Ava Risk Group ($0.12c high of $0.79c) PowerHouse Energy (0.25p high of 10p) Itaconix (5.50p high of 17p) SkinBioTherapeutics (9p high of 77p), Seeing Machines (4.4p high of 13p) OptiBiotix Health (55p high of 133p) Open Orphan (21p high of 48p).
Not all multi-bag, of course; some of my more sedate featured companies like Warehouse Reit (115p High of 178p), Ramsdons Holding (140p high of 222p), and Equals (40p High of 99p), Calnex Solutions (130p high 179p), ME Group International formerly Photo-Me (71p high 119p), the list goes on.
We do our best to broaden our research across the LSE, AIM, ASX, NASDAQ and the NYSE, where one of our more recent features, Livent Corporation, at $21.31c and looking excellent value on a 2-3 year view and beyond on the back of significant demand for electric vehicles surges around the world. In addition, we have highlighted a raft of up-and-coming Companies we expect to ride the EV craze, the need for lithium, and supporting industries.
Lemming Investor Research Newsletter
We aim to discover early-stage disruptive companies, which can be difficult to hold as an investment; therefore, it is vital to garner as much information as possible. This allows for informed decisions and less speculation. But, their very nature is far more volatile than the companies featured in Small Company Champion.
We avoid the social media frenzy nature of Telegram, WhatsApp and Twitter groups because our experience tells us some of the moderators are already invested and often pump their book for new lemmings while they sell on the rise. This tactic is widespread around speculative stocks, so please avoid these groups. Twitter and financial forums should not be classed as research.
We declare all financial interests in any Company we feature. We also inform our subscribers of our intention to sell at least 24 hours before we do.
Small Company Champion
This site has a defined set of filters designed to seek companies’ best growth opportunities. These companies will be established with a history of delivering on corporate strategy. Some of these would pay regular dividends and are therefore worthy as income investments if you were inclined.
We describe these Companies as “Zulu-Esq” (forecasting high earnings growth but currently valued at a low price relative to their forecast earnings.) because they are not expected to attract the same level of excitement as a company with multi-bagger potential or expectations, often unrealistic. But, these are companies you would not expect to spike to all-time highs, then retrace 50 plus per cent, often experienced on the AIM market. Simply put, these are not as volatile as the companies we feature in Lemming Investor Research Newsletter.
We declare all financial interests in any Company we feature. We also inform our subscribers of our intention to sell at least 24 hours before we do.
posted by elrico @ September 15, 2022
