Should you invest in small cap shares?

Small Cap Shares will boost your investment returns. It's much easier for a small company to double or triple in size than for a top 10 company to grow by 5 or 10%. You need to invest in 7-10 ASX listed Small Cap Shares to position your portfolio for growth. Under the Radar Report provides the stock research to help you confidently choose your stocks and they provide ongoing updates advising you when to Buy/Hold/Sell.

Small caps shares will boost your investment returns

You need Small Caps to really boost your portfolio. Under the Radar Report helps you choose Small Caps for your portfolio and we are delivering strong returns for our subscribers. The share market goes up and down, and historically it rises more than it falls in seven out of ten years. On average, you can expect returns of 10.5% a year. But you need Small Caps for true growth and to really boost your returns. 

Small Cap Stocks in a balanced portfolio

We define Small Caps as ASX listed companies with market caps of less than $500m. It’s these companies that are most often ignored and mispriced.

At Under the Radar Report we advise structuring your share portfolio simply and that up to 25% of your portfolio should be invested across 7-10 Small Cap stocks to diversify your portfolio and position it for growth.

You simply can't achieve the kinds of gains in other investments that you can in ASX listed Small Cap shares.

Under the Radar's annualised return over our 100+ Small Cap shares is over 30%.

Our annualised average return over all our 100+ Small Cap share tips is over 30% and this includes some real duds, but it also includes stocks like Northern Star Resources (NST), Clover Corp (CLV) and Nearmap (NEA) that have all returned more than six-fold.

At Under the Radar Report we look for value in Small Caps, which means a company that is covering its costs, but has an option on greatness. These kinds of investments aren't found anywhere else.

Small Caps will give you the growth you need

To achieve 10.5% a year you need to hit the ball out of the park on one or two investments. This is what ASX listed Small Caps can do for you. We look for Small Caps with growth that are currently priced cheaply.

A good example of the kind of return you can get is one of our early picks, the Australian goldminer Northern Star Resources (NST) which has returned more than 10-fold since we first recommended it in mid-2012.

Our success was due to a combination of hidden assets and steady growth. The former came into play when we first spoke to its founder and CEO Bill Beament just after the financial crisis. He impressed with his knowledge of underground mine construction, having been a senior manager in charge of this area at Barminco. He had got his hands on a gold mine very cheaply, so we started investing. As time went by this mine kept rising production and he kept investing in exploration endeavours. Then has time went by he expanded the number of mines. The company is now moving towards production of 1m ounces a year.

Small Caps can be at the risky end of the investment spectrum which is why you need strong underlying analysis of the company's financials. Small Caps really can grow a portfolio as seen here with Northern Star. And at Under the Radar Report, we provide you with institutional grade stock research; we show you how to structure a portfolio; plus we give you frank interviews with the top performing Small Cap fund managers.

You need Small Cap information - and you'll find it here

Stocks overall are trading at historically high levels. Investors are confident that their earnings will appreciate, delivering growing dividend income. These companies have high “price risk”. If there is any softening of their earnings growth, their share prices are extremely vulnerable to big falls.

In contrast, what you see with Small Caps, is “information risk”. In these companies their historic earnings performance can often bear little resemblance to their future earnings. And so you need good research before you invest in them.

Under the Radar Report gives you the Small Cap information you need

The Small Caps Under the Radar Report covers and advocates buying are often not heavily covered anywhere else. Fund managers are often not interested in genuine Small Caps, because they are too small and it is hard for big funds to get a meaningful stake.

Under the Radar Report adopts a proprietary investment process in order to look for Small Caps that match our criteria. In addition to analysing company announcements and financials, we spend a great deal of time speaking to the management of the company.

We interview the top performing Small Cap Fund Managers to give our subscribers’ access to professional investors’ expertise – both on the market in general, and what ASX Small Cap Stocks they are buying and selling.

If you want an edge in your portfolio, Small Caps will provide you with real growth. Subscribe to Under the Radar Report. It’s the best investment you’ll ever make.

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