Saturday, February 23, 2019
Three Advantages of Small and Microcap Investing
Headquartered in San Diego, California, Tangiers Investment Group, LLC, has invested in emerging, innovative companies for more than a decade. Through initiatives such as its Fixed Funding Commitment, Tangiers Investment Group, LLC, provides the funds necessary for growth to a range of small and microcap companies.
Today’s investors have no shortage of options when it comes to choosing where to put their money. For active investors willing to take on additional risk, small and microcap companies may prove attractive investment targets. Defined as companies with a market capitalization value of between $50 million and $300 million (microcap) and $300 million and $2 billion (small cap), microcap and small-cap companies offer a number of potential benefits:
1. More Choices. Because market indexes such as OTCQB have less stringent requirements for listings than larger indexes such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), investors have a wider range of companies to choose from when making investments. Additionally, the largest institutional investors are often focused on large-cap companies when making investments, meaning microcap and small-cap firms are often ignored. This means more opportunities for other investors.
2. Potential for Undervalued Opportunities. The world’s greatest investors made names for themselves by identifying undervalued companies and making early investments in them. Because many microcap and small-cap companies are still in the early stages of development, they provide more opportunities for investors who do their due diligence to realize greater returns.
3. Historic Success. Though small-cap and microcap companies bring with them added risk due to the early stages and small sizes of the companies, some microcap indexes actually have outperformed larger stock indexes on average over time.
Friday, January 11, 2019
What are American Depository Receipts?
Tangiers Investment Group, LLC, is a privately owned investment firm that provides funding to small and microcap public companies. Founded in 2006, Tangiers Investment Group, LLC, utilizes a variety of investment structures and specializes in over-the-counter (OTC) markets.
OTC markets differ from formal financial exchanges in that they are decentralized and rely on a dealer network to facilitate trades. Some of the most popular OTC markets include the OTCQX Best Market, the OTCQB Venture Market, and the Pink Open Market.
OTC markets trade a range of securities that include unlisted stocks and American depository receipts. Banks within the United States issue American depository receipts, which represent a certain number of shares in a foreign stock. American depository receipts also trade on United States’ financial exchanges.
By trading these securities on an OTC exchange, underlying companies can avoid the additional regulatory requirements found on formal exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange.
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