Richard Gill, CFA

Richard Gill, CFA, chooses three small-cap stocks which he reckons look like a good bet to tuck away for the long-term.

Richard Gill, CFA, gives his annual review of how the UK small-cap markets have performed and provides a few investment ideas for 2019.

Richard Gill, CFA, looks at three small-cap stocks primed for growth.

Richard Gill, CFA, looks at three interesting small cap healthcare/biotech businesses which he believes are worthy of further investigation.

Richard Gill, CFA, looks at three dynamic small cap firms listed in London which are looking to ride the wave of opportunity.

Richard Gill takes a look a some small cap businesses that could offer investors fantastic growth in frontier industries.

There is one sub-class of small cap stocks which offer the potential for substantial long-term gains – perhaps more than any other asset class in existence. Not just 100% or 200% gains but up to 100,000% or even 200,000%. The stocks I am talking about are microcaps, companies which have a very low market capitalisation…

Developing a successful brand, or indeed a range of successful brands, is a key corporate goal for many businesses. Not only can a good quality brand deliver high margins and consistent cashflow, it can also help a company to create a valuable “economic moat”. This refers to the ability of a business to maintain a…

A few weeks ago on the Master Investor blog Nick Sudbury argued that investors, given the current environment of rising inflation, should be looking at ways to protect their wealth from currency debasement. One way of doing that is to invest in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, the increasingly popular Ethereum, or perhaps one of 900+…

Let’s look at three interesting small cap companies which have recently  listed on the markets during these traditionally quiet summer months. 1) Angling Direct There aren’t many sports which offer the possibility of taking home dinner when you’ve finished playing. But angling, one of the most popular participation sports in the UK, is one of them. According…