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The Joy of Fishing Where Others Are Not – Two Small Cap Bargains
By Tim Eriksen, Eriksen Capital Management
The goal of every enterprising investor is to achieve attractive absolute returns and to outperform a passive index approach over time. The best way to achieve that is to focus on the least efficient segments of the stock universe. As Seth Klarman wrote in Margin of Safety, “ample investment opportunities may exist in the securities that are excluded from consideration by most institutional investors. Picking through the crumbs left by the investment elephants can be rewarding.” In other words, we should fish where others are not.
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