"Vancouver-based The Metals Company ( NASDAQ:TMC) continues to be one of the most compelling small cap stocks in any market, at least in my view. The deep sea mining company has developed a unique technology, to be able to pick up golf ball-sized nodules off the ocean floor and bring them to the surface. These nodules contain various critical minerals used for battery and energy storage technologies, including nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper."
"There's a small portion of my portfolio I allocate toward companies I'd put in the "higher risk" bucket. For me, that means small caps and companies that trade either under the radar (on the pink sheets) or are generally overlooked by analysts. In many cases, these companies trade under $10 per share. So, for investors looking to own whole shares of stock, and who may be on a tight or fixed budget in terms of what they can allocate to the market"
A small portion of the portfolio is allocated to higher-risk small-cap companies, often trading under $10 and overlooked by analysts. These stocks can allow investors on tight budgets to buy whole shares and seek speculative upside. The majority of capital remains in broadly diversified index funds. Deep-sea mining offers a way to access critical battery minerals via golf ball-sized nodules recovered from the ocean floor. The Metals Company (NASDAQ:TMC) has developed technology to retrieve those nodules, which contain nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper, and has permits to explore while awaiting mining authorization under the U.S. flag.
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