A Quick Guide to Investing in Microcap Mining Company Stocks

Along with following the lead of mining industry experts, we seek out mispriced risk that is underpricing the assets and offering us bargain-basement share prices. This can often happen when a microcap mining company is starting to ramp up operations and releasing initial exploration results. In many cases, the share prices of such companies can be subdued during these times due to capital-raising induced dilution and investor hesitancy. Such hesitancy is typically fostered by investors thinking that it’s too early to jump in and that there will be plenty of time to get in once the company offers more definitive proof of their claim(s)’ value. Not that such thinking can result in a case of missing out in the blink of an eye, but an earlier entry can definitely prove far more profitable than jumping in when news drives the investing herd into play.

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Trillium Gold Continues Excellent Execution

TGM is fully capitalized and incentivized to move quickly, with its major shareholders in alignment with company initiatives, which the company has been executing flawlessly. We fully expect this to continue and note that even with the new investors, on a fully diluted basis, the company trades with only about 40 million shares, which will add booster power to the share price in the face of any new demand.

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Gilded Explorers: Trillium Gold Mines

Naturally, if the price of gold is on the rise, whatever the company finds is going to be that much more valuable. So, when a microcap or small cap mining and exploration company hits a new productive strike or ups proven reserve numbers, it’s like adding gold to the stock price—gold that in and of itself is rising in price during fraught times, further boosting the share price.

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