Small-cap focused blogs are some of the best hunting grounds for idea generation.
Here are 10 new blogs I’ve been tracking over the past year 👇
1/ @TenvaCapital's blog is a great source of deep-dive writeups on small & mid-cap Australian names.
Posts are research-heavy, clearly structured, and focused on undervalued companies with strong earnings momentum.
Recent posts on Tenva Capital:
$PNC.AX: Turnaround on the cusp of a major step-change in earnings, driven by improving industry fundamentals.
$SHV.AX: Only listed almond pure play, benefiting from reshaped S&D as California’s groundwater cuts hit 76% of global supply.
2/@thewritser's recently launched a special-situations focused blog.
He is a sharp event-driven investor with a long history on fintwit. His blog writeups are short, clear, and easy to follow.
Recent posts on Stocks and Stuff:
$GLXZ – Merger arb with Evolution AB; antitrust risk priced in, but strong IP licensing model + debt refi make standalone attractive.
$HOOK – Liquidation play; assets sold to Gilead, delisting/illiquidity create mispricing with 15–20% IRR.
3/ @Mike10947310 frequent deep dives on stocks with 2-year upside potential.
Special emphasis on event-driven, reflexive, and microcap situations.
Recent posts on Multibagger Monitor:
$FEIM: US PT&F leader; LEO + “Golden Dome” tailwinds; early quantum-sensing foothold; trades at multi-year low multiples.
$AMPG – ORAN 5G LNAs/radios; $118M LOIs from 2 Tier-1s; trading at 1x NTM EV/Revs despite 125% growth
4/ @310Value shares deep-dive writeups on undervalued Canadian and US stock.
Transformation stories with a catalyst and classic value stocks. Long form write ups with easy to follow structure.
Recent post on 310 Value’s Newsletter
$SES.TO: Secure Waste Infrastructure (ex-Secure Energy). Repurchased 25%+ of stock, attracted new investors, and re-rated, yet still at 7.9× 25E EBITDA vs waste peers in teens. Few catalysts remain potential upside 70%.
5/ @adriantford write ups on the smallest, most illiquid, and least-followed public companies globally.
Value stocks as well as special sits. Short to the point pitches every other month.
Recent post on Overlooked and Undervalued:
$ULT.L: UK consumer goods group (Salter, Beldray, Russell Hobbs license). Capital-light, founder-led, history of growth. Trades ~7× EBIT. European expansion + efficiency gains offer upside, insiders own >40%.
6/ @ppinvest shares value + momentum-driven writeups on overlooked small caps.
No industry or geography limits: focus is on growth and inflection stories.
Recent post PPinvest:
$NURS.V / $HYDTF: “Uber for Nurses.” Revenue grew from $3M ’22 → $16M ’24, now profitable. Scalable SaaS telehealth platform (VSDHOne) positions it for explosive growth; multibagger upside already starting to work out.
Catalyst-heavy US biotech deep dives. Clearly structured writeups. We cross paths on plenty of busted biotech, that's for sure.
Recent post on BiotechBonanza:
$PTGX: Peptide developer (JNJ/Takeda partners); 2 FDA-bound drugs (high PoS); cash-secure, no dilution risk; JNJ drug alone > EV, rest is free optionality with a clear path to 3x returns in 18 to 36 month.
8/ @RohanSoor shares deep dives on overlooked stocks without industry or geography focus.
Mostly microcap value stocks as well as special situations.
Recent post on Central Tendency:
$BGO.L: Leading payments co trading at ~7.5× EBITDA; profits inflecting as SaaS subs (+100% YoY) scale; long runway, recent integration drag fading.
9/ @RealAssetsValue focused on US & Canada REITs.
Primarily value plays, but also catalyst-driven setups. Deep real estate market understanding with detailed and clear financial modeling.
Recent post on Real Assets, Real Value
$VRE: NJ waterfront apartment REIT trading at >25% discount to NAV, 1/5 of portfolio sold or under contract, potential M&A target.
10/ Triple S Special Situations focused on distressed equity and special sits, with a recent skew toward international arbitration bets.
Mostly deep dives, without a specific geographical focus.
Recent post on Triple S Special Situations Investing:
$EQX.AX: Australian miner turned into a litigation play; $30m mcap vs. $529m–$2B Congo ICSID claim (95% to shareholders, no funder). Final hearing Nov ’25; potential Guinea claim is free upside.
End/ That’s it for today. Thanks for reading.
Part 2 is likely coming soon, as I’ve left out a few more blogs worth mentioning.
And of course, any hints on other candidates are always welcome.
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Quite a few interesting picks with multibagger potential this quarter.
Let’s dive in👇
1/ $HAYPP pitch by Liberty Park
HAYPP is the world’s largest nicotine pouch distributor in a high-growth market with recurring customers (90% repeat). The U.S. pouch market grew 40% YoY in Q1’25, and global penetration is expected to more than double by 2030.
$HAYPP prices run 20–50% below retail, fueling loyal adoption. Online penetration is 35% in Sweden vs just 3% in the U.S. providing co with a massive growth runway. Moat: regulatory expertise + SEO dominance, with 85% Nordic, 75% U.S., and 30% EU share.
Quite a few interesting picks with a couple of potential multibaggers.
Let’s dive in👇
1/ $KITS pitch by @GreystoneCap
An e-commerce optical retailer led by Roger Hardy, who previously built and sold Coastal Contacts to EssilorLuxottica. With 35%+ rev growth, 70% repeat customers, and in-house manufacturing, the model scales with strong margins and limited capex.
By selling contacts first, $KITS built sticky, recurring revenue, then layered in glasses, now growing 40%+ annually. Vertical integration, no retail footprint, and efficient fulfillment drive low costs, high satisfaction, and improving unit economics.
Quite a productive end to the year, with several great ideas.
Let’s dive in!
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1/ $NRP pitch by @GreystoneCap
A coal royalty biz run by an aligned management with a 30% stake, trading at 4-6x normalized FCF, with a 90% FCF margin and strong durability across different coal price environments, supported by at least 40 years of reserves in the ground.
Beyond its core biz, $NRP has two major sources of optionality. First, it owns 49% of the world’s leading low-cost soda ash producer—a key commodity for glass, chemicals, and more. Based on the 2023 buyout price for the other 51%, this stake alone represents ~35% of $NRP’s mcap.
Finished going through all hedge fund pitches made on this account in 2023.
Below, you'll find a list of my top 10 favorite picks that are still actionable.
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1/ $MCB.L pitch by @alluvialcapital
A major European producer of private-label laundry detergents and dishwashing liquids, the company was challenged due to COVID and the subsequent inflationary aftermath while being stuck in long-term supply agreements with retailers.
MCB survived by cutting costs and repricing supply agreements. Now, economic trends are moving strongly in its favor, with EU consumers switching to private-label due to persistent inflation. Yet, co continues to trade at just 4.5x EV/EBITDA
One of the best ways to generate ideas in special sits is by following certain activist funds.
So, here is my go-to list of 10+ small/mid-cap activist funds to follow.
I scan these regularly and have made a handful of lucrative picks already.
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1/ @CapitalVoss
Highly reputable small/mid-cap value-focused fund with a solid activist background and a CAGR of 17% since its inception in 2011. Voss's usual playbook is to take a board seat and push for either an outright sale or a partial segment sale, as seen with $GFF.
One of Voss Capital's recent campaigns is with $IMXI. Back in September, Voss filed a 13D, noting discussions with management on ways to maximize shareholder value. A few weeks later, IMXI announced a strategic review with a potential sale in mind.
Quite a few interesting picks with multibagger potential this quarter.
Let’s dive in👇
1/ $HAI.TO pitch by @AtaiCapital
Leader in video streaming infrastructure space. Its Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol has become the industry standard, enabling high-quality, reliable, low-latency video. Gross margins consistently exceed 70% despite being a hardware Co.
Haivision's growth is driven by its defense contracts (e.g., $82M U.S. Navy deal), enterprise clients like Microsoft, and a pivot to a scalable channel partner model. These initiatives, coupled with software and service expansion, position the company for sustained growth.