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50 - Tim Eriksen Interview: MicroCap Investing $BVERS $WCRS $PIOE $BWEL
Episode 50

50 - Tim Eriksen Interview: MicroCap Investing $BVERS $WCRS $PIOE $BWEL

The DIY Investing Podcast · Trey Henninger: Private Investor, Portfolio Manager, Business Strategist, and Value Investing Expert

November 17, 20191h 33m

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Show Outline: Interview with Tim Eriksen

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Part 1: Tim Eriksen's Investing Process
  • Own 20-25 positions
  • Top 5 positions will be generally 50% of the portfolio
  • Microcap stocks outperform large, mid, or small-cap companies
  • Stability and modest growth investor
  • Target low P/E stocks
  • Stable earnings are punished in the current market
Part 2: Example Stocks
  • Beaver Land Company $BVERS - 50,000 acres in the United States leased out and royalty revenue
  • Western Capital Resources $WCRS - A net-net closely tied to a private equity firm in Maryland
  • P10 Holdings $PIOE - A private equity management company. They earn asset management fees.
  • JG Boswell $BWEL - Own 150,000 acres north of Baker's Field in California including 400,000-acre feet water rights.