Fat Tail Microcaps
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Murray Dawes
Editor,
Fat Tail Microcaps
Fat Tail Microcaps is a niche trading service for risk-attuned speculators looking for a thrill ride. Editor Murray Dawes is going after tiny ASX stocks with a market capitalisation of less than $500 million. Chasing entry points in the tiniest listed stocks on our market is not for the faint of heart. But at stake is a chance to gain exposure to some of the fastest and most powerful upside you’ll find anywhere.
Who doesn’t like the idea of seeing a 5-cent stock they bought going to 10 cents…or even 20 cents? Well, this can and does happen down at the tiny end of the ASX. And more often than you’d think, according to Murray.
Trading these tiny, risky stocks is what Fat Tail Microcaps is all about…with the goal of leading a limited number of our most committed subscribers to several outsized wins.
But…this service is not for everyone. This is speculation. It’s for investors with an adventurous streak…and a head for risk. People who trade stocks that can double in a day also know that they can halve. Some or all of your investment stake could disappear, if things don’t go to plan.
So if you’re lucky enough to get a place on the Fat Tail Microcaps service, don’t expect to smash every trade. But DO expect professional trade guidance and management from a pro trader with close to three decades of experience in the markets.
Murray will give you the entry point…the buy limit…the stop-loss…the initial profit target…and let you know what could go wrong. While the position is open, he will update you with any further action to take…whether that be to take more profit…move your stop-loss…or sell.
It’s our most ambitious, most exciting trading service here at Fat Tail Investment Research. And it gives you the chance to speculate on some of the tiniest, riskiest, fastest-moving stocks in Australia for the chance to make a lot of money…
‘Fantastic advice, keep going. Love it.’
Gordon C, Gold Coast, QLD
‘Excellent and well thought out information.’
Byron S, Port Pirie, SA
‘Confident and encouraged that I am in safe and wise investing hands.’
Wel G, Newmarket, QLD
‘I find Murray’s thought processes for trading these difficult markets incredibly helpful. Not only his technical analysis using his long evolved and well developed system plus his knowledge and ability to undertake thorough fundamental research, both of which I have found extremely valuable in guiding my trading journey.’
Marc P, Bright, VIC
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About Murray Dawes
Murray Dawes’s mission is to help you make money from small stocks while managing your downside risks.
After cutting his teeth at the Swiss Banking Corporation — now part of banking giant UBS — Murray rose up the ranks as a futures broker on the floors of the Sydney Futures Exchange.
Over the last 20 years, Murray has designed custom trading systems and strategies responsible for helping a handful of ultra-wealthy clients (including one of Australia’s richest families) make a LOT of money from the markets.
After many years working behind the scenes, he decided to go public…and help ordinary Aussie investors make profitable investments — more often.
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when a space becomes available.
Fat Tail Microcaps is a limited service. Join the waitlist and we’ll contact you immediately when a place becomes available.
Annual Plan
$4,999/year
Billed $4,999 yearly. Cancel at any time.
30-day money-back guarantee.
Publication Overview
Whenever a trading opportunity arises, plus regular contact.
A small portion of your speculative capital which you’re willing to risk. But that’s totally up to you. The minimum trade amount in any ASX stock is $500.
Microcap stocks with a market cap of less than $500 million.
No.
There’s nothing typical about trading microcaps!
