Share your Research with the Community
Contribute to the Small Cap Investor Community
Here at SmallCapPix we welcome contribution from like-minded investors that have put together research.
Below we have produced a content guide which gives guidance on how to structure your research
If you have some research to submit, please send it to admin@smallcappix.com this should ideally be in PDF form.
Once submitted, we'll review and if it meets our criteria we'll publish it in our standard format under your name with a credit back to you and a link back to your site if applicable.
Content Guide
Tips for Creating Good Content
Structure
A Good way to Structure Your Research
Company
Provide the full company name, the exchange the stock is listed on, the stock nemonic/ticker and the sector the company operates in
Example: Central Asia Metals, LSE:CAML, Mining
Strapline
Provide a paragraph summerising the research, something snappy, to grab peoples attention.
Example:
A debt free, base metals production company set to benefit from a rising copper, zinc and lead metals market paying healthy dividends.
Highlights
Provide some high-level bullet points on the invetsment case that will encourage further reading.
Introduction
Provide an introduction to the research, perhaps trends or macro reasons why this research is of interest. This doesnt have to be long!
About the Company & Investment
This is the 'nuts and bolts' of the investment so more detail here is appropriate.
Provide an introduction to the company, detail on its projects/products or the services it offers.
It's a good idea to provide information about who is running the company, their experience/track record and whether they have any 'skin in the game'
Market & Macro's
If possible provide some detail on the market relevant to the company and any macro-economic reeasons
that support the investment case.
Example: The supply/demand dynamics of the copper market right now and into the future
look good with current copper producers set to benefit from rising prices. Geopolitical tensions
and export restrictions imposed by China, further strengthen the investment case etc etc.
Risks
Summarise any risks associated with the investment. With Small and Nano-cap stocks there will be some!
Highlighting risks helps makes your research balanced
Examples include:
Liquidity Risk (it's a very small Market Cap with limited liquidity)
Geopolitical Risk (less stable countries or even war-zones or policy risks)
Funding (The ability for the company to raise capital to remain as a going-concern)
There are plenty more, these are just some examples!
Imagery & Media
Think about incorporating any images or other links that support your research
and help potential investors visualise technical information and the investment case.
This could be things like price-charts, market research graphics, relevant article links to support the case.
Investment Thesis
As you close the research, highlight here the key points in a few paragaraphs that make the investment-case a compelling one.
Disclosure
It's a good idea to close out your research with some form of disclosure such as you may hold stock in the company!