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9 tips for ASX small cap shares (podcast roundtable)

Do you like investing in ASX small cap shares? As much as I like researching ASX dividend shares like Coles Group (ASX: COL) or Wesfarmers Ltd (ASX: WES), I love the Wild West of the ASX -- small-cap growth shares.

Do you like investing in ASX small cap shares? As much as I like researching ASX dividend shares like Coles Group (ASX: COL) or Wesfarmers Ltd (ASX: WES), I love the Wild West of the ASX — small-cap growth shares.

Sure, it can be a minefield at times. There are lots of promotional CEOs, dodgy operators, stock-spruiking fund managers and social media trolls.

However, if you know what you are doing, have the temperament and humility for investing in good businesses, plus a stock-picking filter to keep your wits about you, the risk-reward trade-off is favourable for advanced investors operating in ASX small caps. By that I mean, anything below $300 million in market capitalisation.

9 research tips for Australian small-cap share investors

In the latest episode of The Australian Investors Podcast, I sat down with Mark Tobin, former small company analyst founder of Coffee MicroCaps; and Andrew Page, small-cap investor and Founder of Strawman.com, for a detailed chat about how we go about researching smaller companies.

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In the podcast conversation, Mark, Andrew and I provide an update on what we’ve been working on.

Then, each investor shares 3 of his key factors to look for when searching through ASX small-cap shares, especially when unearthing hidden gem micro caps and small caps.

With three each, that means you’ll get 9 investing tips and tools to add to your investment process (if you aren’t already using them). With examples of companies to match!

Small-cap ASX shares mentioned 

The ASX shares discussed in this podcast include:

Please note, these companies are examples only. As we explain in the podcast, a lot goes into researching smaller companies on the ASX. Also note that we recorded this interview on Thursday April 1st, 2021. Things change quickly in small-cap land.

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