As a general rule, I try not to sell anything on big sell off days. Rather, I bottle up the impulse and let it out on a day when the stocks are bouncing (if at all).

Here is a list of ASX Small Cap Stocks results reporting dates, plus links to their results presentations, collated for your convenience.

The thing exists now, legally speaking, but the administrative schlepp is far from over…

The paperwork has begun…

People generally prefer to believe what is comforting over the unpleasant truth, and investors can use that to profit.

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Claude Walker joins Andrew Page from Strawman, and Matt Joass and Kevin Fung from Maven funds in a casual but thought-provoking new ASX podcast.

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Shareplicity 2 by Danielle Ecuyer Book Review finds it is an excellent guide to investing in the US stock market. Read it from start to finish or pick the chapters that are most relevant to you.

Here are my 2 most important rules for choosing a managed fund.

In which I discuss Energy One (ASX:EOL), how to assess management and small cap investing on the ASX.

I invest in small caps because I hope to compound my capital at high rates to change my life for the better.

My high conviction holdings drove my portfolio returns as usual, but some are better value than others, at current prices.

I’m pleased to have soundly beat the market in FY 2021, but there are a number of important lessons I can take from my performance…

The Little Book of Behavioural Investing by James Montier stresses the importance of being process focused as opposed to outcome focused…

Adding to losing positions is often a dangerous game, even for professionals. Here’s why my default position is to avoid chasing my losses as an investor.

In Claude’s second appearance on the Australian Investor’s Podcast, he and Owen share a two way discussion about how to analyse management.

Investing: The Last Liberal Art by Robert G Hagstrom is a fantastic book with the power to change the way you think about stock and shares.

It’s well worth understanding why rising interest rates are bad for stocks, and how they interplay with sociology.

Investing in stocks can be a stimulating and rewarding pursuit, but its important to be skeptical of Facebook stock pumps.