About

UV Stock Report is a stock newsletter that alerts members by email to stocks poised for triple digit growth within
12 months or less. We focus on stocks with market caps that are usually less than $1 billion and that trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and Toronto Venture Exchange (TSXV). These exchanges provide the opportunity for large gains on an almost daily basis.  Are you in the know?

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Why Small Cap?

Small Cap stocks since early 2008, were the first to be sold during the sub prime and economic crisis. Many stocks are trading far below their net cash position, meaning that you can buy a dollar in their treasuries for pennies on that dollar. Typically, small cap stocks are the first to bounce back and history shows us that they lead the way for years to come following depressions, recessions and stock market crashes. In the year following the end of each of the past 10 recessions, small cap stocks rose an average of 28 percent compared to 19 percent for large cap stocks.

Other reasons for our bullish view on small cap stocks:

1. 1.Lack of Analyst Coverage
   During times of a weakening economy this can actually be a good thing. Investors are not hanging on every bit of financial news and guidance from analysts causing stocks to trade down on the slightest failure to exceed expected quarterly and annual performance.
   
   

2. 2.Lack of Debt
   Small caps often are financed through equity and usually have more conservative debt to equity ratios as their business is inherently more risky. During the credit crunch this has been a life saver for many small companies. The good ones haven’t had to try to restructure debt and credit obligations during a time where little to no credit was available.
   
   

3. 3.They are Nimble
   Small companies are able to act more quickly to reel in expenses and change their business strategy during periods of economic uncertainty. They have less less red tape and layers of management to go through to implement change.
   
   

4. 4.Less Exposure to the US Consumer
   Small cap stocks have far less exposure to the over-extended and tired US consumer. Large cap stocks have for the last quarter century relied on the consumer to drive their sales and share price growth. This has come to a crashing halt and may never ever be the same again. Small cap stocks do more B2B and have more modest sales targets. The best time to capture market share could be now!
   
   

5. 5.Less Diversified
   Yes, you read it correctly, small cap stocks in North America are less diversified and many of them are involved in the exploration and development of materials, energy and technology. All great spaces to be in right now with low share prices, low commodity and energy prices and pent up demand for new technology in the automotive and energy production sectors. Small caps are going to lead this recovery.
   

Who are we?

We have more than 20 years of public market experience and have an extensive network of contacts including; advisors, money managers and private investors that identify stocks offering the potential to double (100% return) within 12 months or less. Many of our ideas come from identifying market trends and always interviewing company management directly. We seek to find companies that offer both undervalued valuations but also competent management that can achieve milestones and grow a company’s value quickly.

Due to the nature of our business and the requirement to keep some of our work confidential, we have chosen not  to disclose our entire team at this time.

Bruce Korhonen - Newsletter Editor

Mr. Korhonen is the Newsletter Editor and is responsible for identifying, evaluating and conducting the due diligence on a company. He brings a variety of experience in the small and micro cap sectors including; investor relations and corporate finance roles based in Canada. His large base of global contacts and information flow is essential to UV Stock Report’s ability to select winning stocks.

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