Seeking Ideas at the 'Woodstock' of Small-Caps, Part I
In our unending search to bring subscribers the best investment ideas, I spent a day this week at what I call the "Woodstock" of small-cap conferences. Small-cap investor extraordinaire Chris Lahiji sponsors what has quickly become the premier event to find exciting, emerging companies: the LD Micro Conference. As always, the conference occurred in luxurious accommodations in western Los Angeles, and featured more than 120 companies presenting to several hundred investors.
The conference is a cornucopia of potential, featuring the small companies that will be the creators of growth and new employment in tomorrow's economy. Naturally not all of them will work – small-cap investing is high risk -- but here are a few that tickled my fancy, and are worth further research on your part. Here is a partial list, with more to come in Monday's post....393 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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