The Small-Cap Investor. Secrets to Winning Big with Small-Cap Stocks

Praise for THE SMALL-CAP INVESTOR «The great rewards of investing in the best small-cap companies are matched only by the risks of investing in the worst. Ian Wyatt is one of the few who not only shows you how to find the hidden gems, but also how to avoid the flea-ridden dogs. His new book is a must-read for all small-cap investors, especially in todays turbulent times.» —Martin D. Weiss, author of the New York Times bestseller The Ultimate Depression Survival Guide «Small-cap stocks are now the best source of wealth-building because there is now little to zero research on them—use Ians stock discovery methods and find the ten-bagger innovative companies underneath Wall Streets radar.» —Tobin Smith, founder of ChangeWave Research and costar of the Fox News show Bulls & Bears «I love small-cap stocks. Why invest for 10% returns when you can find ten-baggers? But no one said it was easy. There are a kazillion names and every one of them sounds like a winner. Ian Wyatt, in his very informative book, The Small-Cap Investor, shows you how to find them, analyze them, and ride them for all theyre worth.» —Andy Kessler, New York Times columnist and bestselling author of Running Money and Wall Street Meat «Ian has written the essential guide for anybody who wants to understand how to make big money in the stock market. His eight-step program shows how to identify and invest in the small companies that will become tomorrows mega-winners.» —Michael Moe, cofounder and CEO of NeXt Asset Management and author of Finding the Next Starbucks «The one area of the entire financial markets where the individual investor can actually have an edge on the institutional investor is small-cap stocks. Ian Wyatts book, The Small-Cap Investor, is your field manual for big profits. His strategies could help you find the big winners of tomorrow, perhaps even the next Cisco, Dell, Microsoft, or Wal-Mart.» —Dr. Stephen Leeb, editor of The Complete Investor and author of The Coming Economic Collapse: How You Can Thrive When Oil Costs $200 a Barrel