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My guest on the show today is Ben Brostoff, software engineer at Klaviyo and the writer behind the Stock Talk newsletter on Substack. Ben has a fascinating perspective on investing—he started out in investment banking, taught himself to code, and now spends his free time researching microcap companies, especially in the software and tech space. In this episode, we dive into Ben's investing philosophy—why he targets 8–10% returns with the least amount of risk, how AI is changing the way he evaluates software moats, and why he won't own a company unless he's written a blog post about it. We also dig into some of the key lessons he's learned, from the dangers of leverage to the power of doing more than just reading a 10-K. Ben shares actionable frameworks for evaluating microcap software companies, offers a nuanced view on AI's impact on infrastructure and margins, and explains why, for him, true due diligence means turning over every rock. And for full disclosure, we discussed a number of companies during today's podcast. I am not a shareholder in any of them. For more information about the Stock Talk Newsletter, please visit: https://stocktalknewsletter.substack.com/  Planet MicroCap Podcast is on YouTube! All archived episodes and each new episode will be posted on the Planet MicroCap YouTube channel. I've provided the link in the description if you'd like to subscribe. You'll also get the chance to watch all our Video Interviews with management teams, educational panels from the conference, as well as expert commentary from some familiar guests on the podcast. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1Q5Yfym Click here to rate and review the Planet MicroCap Podcast The Planet MicroCap Podcast is brought to you by SNN Incorporated, The Official MicroCap News Source, and the Planet MicroCap Review Magazine, the leading magazine in the MicroCap market. You can Follow the Planet MicroCap Podcast on Twitter @BobbyKKraft

Welcome to Stock Talk hosted by Beef and Sheep Consultant Kirsten Williams. On today's episode Kirsten is joined by farmers Craig and Claire Grant who run a mixed farming enterprise across 1,300 acres arable and 400 acres grass (owned and rented) along with their team of 20 full and part time employees. The business has poultry across five sites with a total of 225,000 laying hens, in addition to 330 bulling heifers that are sold privately with high health off farm to producers throughout Scotland. Craig and Claire regularly engage with the public, sharing information about where food comes from. Episode Timestamps 00.35 Introducing Craig and Claire Grant 04.30 Business components, systems and staff 07.44 Finding and retaining labour 11.20 Enriched colonies and free-range birds 14.50 Egg markets and Kindrought Egg Hoosie 19.03 Cooperation in farming 21.37 Audits 23.47 Cattle: marketing on farm, scoring charts, high health, certification packages 32.10 Buying young stock 35.57 Building relationships and trust 37.05 An award-winning business (Young Farmer of the Year, Mixed Farm of the Year, Overall Farm of the Year) FAS Resources Contract Farming Agreements Explained | Farm Advisory Service Business planning and financial management: An introduction | Farm Advisory Service Other Resources C J Grant | Facebook For more information, visit  www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Welcome to Stock Talk hosted by Beef and Sheep Consultant Kirsten Williams. On today's episode Kirsten is joined by farmers Craig and Claire Grant who run a mixed farming enterprise across 1,300 acres arable and 400 acres grass (owned and rented) along with their team of 20 full and part time employees. The business has poultry across five sites with a total of 225,000 laying hens, in addition to 330 bulling heifers that are sold privately with high health off farm to producers throughout Scotland. Craig and Claire regularly engage with the public, sharing information about where food comes from. Episode Timestamps 00.35 Introducing Craig and Claire Grant 04.30 Business components, systems and staff 07.44 Finding and retaining labour 11.20 Enriched colonies and free-range birds 14.50 Egg markets and Kindrought Egg Hoosie 19.03 Cooperation in farming 21.37 Audits 23.47 Cattle: marketing on farm, scoring charts, high health, certification packages 32.10 Buying young stock 35.57 Building relationships and trust 37.05 An award-winning business (Young Farmer of the Year, Mixed Farm of the Year, Overall Farm of the Year) FAS Resources Contract Farming Agreements Explained | Farm Advisory Service Business planning and financial management: An introduction | Farm Advisory Service Other Resources C J Grant | Facebook For more information, visit  www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

In this Week's Show: The "Picks & Shovels" Approach to Investing Theme Parks, Streaming, & Debt: What's Next for The Walt Disney Company (DIS:NYSE)? Is Deere & Co. (DE:NYSE) Riding Too High? Sector Slowdown Ahead Centrus Energy (LEU:NYSE) Skyrockets – What's Behind the Nuclear Hype?

In this Week's Show: AtkinsRéalis Group (ATRL:TSX) Stock Surges 16% – Nuclear Power Comeback? Home Depot (HD:NYSE) Reports Flat Growth Amid Rising Costs Jessica Alba's The Honest Company (HNST:NASDAQ) – Still Worth the Price? SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (SEDG:NASDAQ) Posts Positive Gross Margin After a Harsh 2024

In this Week's Show: Carney's $77B Stimulus Plan: Which Canadian Stocks Will Benefit? Massive News Week in Crypto — Bitcoin, Trump, Coinbase & More US-China Tariff Truce: What's Really Happening? New Rigs. New Markets. New Highs? Inside Geodrill Ltd's (GEO:TSX) Growth Push

In this Week's Show: Explosive Q4 Growth! Aritzia Inc.'s (ATZ: TSX) Bold Supply Chain Pivot. Parkland Holdings (PKI: TSX) Cancels AGM Before $9B Deal – Major Shareholder Revolts. Atlas Engineered Products (AEP: TSX-V) at $0.75 – Undervalued or Justified? How Tariffs Are Slowing Down the U.S. Supply Chain.

In this Week's Show: What's Driving the Productivity Crisis in Canada? Connected Grids, Connected Profits? Tantalus Systems Holding Inc. (GRID: TSX) Explained. Modular Moves: Is DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd. (DRT: TSX) Constructing Value? Is Celestica Inc. (CLS: TSX|NYSE) a Value Play After the Drop?

In this Week's Show: Tariff Whiplash & the US Bond Market: The Biggest Increase in Yields Since 2001 Spring 2025 Webinar Preview: The Orphan Stock Opportunity Target Acquired: Is Karman Holdings Inc. (KRMN: NYSE) Locked In for Explosive Growth? Margins Under Pressure: Is ADF Group Inc. (DRX: TSX) About to Buckle?

In this Week's Show: Spring 2025 Webinar Preview: Current Market Valuations Tariffs and Trade Wars 101 for Investors From Raw Data to Refined Profits: NowVertical Group Inc's (NOW: TSX-V) Q4 Financial Turnaround Is the Wait for Lightspeed Worth It for Telesat Corp's (TSAT: TSX|NASDAQ) Investors?

In this Week's Show: From Spark to Surge: How Argan, Inc. (AGX:NYSE) became a market powerhouse. Coreweave (CRWV:NASDAQ) IPO: A strong signal or just noise? Is Lululemon Athletica (LULU:NASDAQ) still in fashion for investors?

In this Week's Show: Is Neo Performance Materials Inc. (NEO:TSX) a diamond in the rough? Is Canada Goose Holdings (GOOS:TSX) cooked or golden? Canada's only discrete steel plate producer: Can Algoma Steel Group (ASTL:TSX|NASDAQ) pivot to profitability under tariff pressure?

In this Week's Show: Global Economic Outlook: Is the world heading into a recession? Is Pet Valu Holdings Ltd. (PET:TSX) off the leash in 2025? Stuck in reverse? Breaking down Tesla (TSLA:NASDAQ) stock in today's economic environment. From Impressions to Profits: Can Perion Networks (PERI:NASDAQ) rebound?

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In this Week's Show: Will Kraken Robotics Inc. (PNG:TSX-V) sink or swim? Are we onboard with High Liner Foods (HLF:TSX)? Should you inject Hims & Hers Health (HIMS:NYSE) into your portfolio? Will Enterprise Group Inc. (E:TSX) generate higher return this year?  

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In this podcast we hear from Kirsten Williams who will be taking over Robert Ramsay's role as the host on Stock Talk. Kirsten talks about her farming system at home as well as her interests at work. Robert mentions some of his favourite Stock Talk podcasts and how they can develop into something bigger (e.g. the deer farming podcast has now turned into a FAS Deer Farming Group). Kirsten wishes to continue Stock Talk with more farming stories as well as discussing more technical aspects. Related FAS ResourcesKirsten Williams: Let your determination grow stronger | Information helping farmers in Scotland | Farm Advisory Service

In this podcast we hear from Kirsten Williams who will be taking over Robert Ramsay's role as the host on Stock Talk. Kirsten talks about her farming system at home as well as her interests at work. Robert mentions some of his favourite Stock Talk podcasts and how they can develop into something bigger (e.g. the deer farming podcast has now turned into a FAS Deer Farming Group). Kirsten wishes to continue Stock Talk with more farming stories as well as discussing more technical aspects. Related FAS ResourcesKirsten Williams: Let your determination grow stronger | Information helping farmers in Scotland | Farm Advisory Service

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Is Osisko Gold Royalties (OR:TSX) the best way to capitalize on the Gold surge? Can Advanced Micro Devices (AMD:NASDAQ) usurp Nvidia (NVDA:NASDAQ) as the AI King? Does Well Health (WELL:TSX) have a clean bill of health? Can Celsius Holdings (CELH:NASDAQ) stay energized after rising 30%? Has TFI International (TFII:TSX|NYSE) broken down?

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In this Week's Show: What are Billionaire Hedge fund manager Ray Dalio's investments? Are profits secure in SSC Security (SECU:TSX)? Is Constellation Software (CSU:TSX) able to continue to outperform the market? Why has Bigbear.ai (BBAI:NYSE) surged over 300%? The reason behind Foraco International's (FAR:TSX) one-day 11% drop! and MORE...

Send us a textCheck in and listen as Darth and I talk all things stocks.Plus we unveil the official "Dogs of Money Happy Hour" Portfolio. Eleven beaten up stocks that they are hard to look at in the mirror. Note: This is just a mock portfolio, no real money is invested and it is for entertainment purposes. Throughout the year we'll see how it performs against the S&P 500 and see if these dogs have any bite in them.The Dividend TrackerThe Official Portfolio Tracking Tool of Radish. Organize your dividend tracking, account performance and tracking in one place.Sign up here..https://thedividendtracker.com/?ref=9Bkjr0Contact The Savings CaptainX                        @SavingsCaptainEmail                thesavingscaptain@gmail.com   The Profitable CreativeHey, Creative! Are you ready to discuss profits, the money, the ways to make it...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Detailing the Tariff Situation! What do we look for in small-cap stocks? After surging over 1500% does Celestica (CLS:TSX|NYSE) have further potential? Why Fluence Energy (FLNC:NASDAQ) fell 50%! Behind Converge Technology Solutions' (CTS:TSX) surge in price!

Are Tariffs going to make an impact? A look at the strong performance of Aritzia (ATZ:TSX)! Deepseek flipped the Artificial Intelligence landscape overnight! Does DIRTT Environmental Solutions (DRT:TSX) have turnaround potential? Has ADF Group (DRX:TSX) become more appealing since our last look?

A Look at the Small Cap Valuation Gap! Does NowVertical Group (NOW:TSXV) offer 10x potential? A look at Bitcoin ETFs and Risk! Is MDA Space (MDA:TSX) ready to blast off?

A look at Canadian Telecoms! The state of the Market in 2025! Should you be diversifying your portfolio with International Stocks? Is investing in Leveraged ETFs a smart move for your Portfolio?

KeyStone's Annual Prediction Special! Were our 2024 predictions correct? Setting out our predictions for 2025!

TFSA vs. Non-Registered Accounts: What Stocks Go Where? Compounding Success: Is Descartes Systems Group (DSG:TSX) a Smart Buy? Behind the 417% Surge in Happy Belly Food Group's (HBFG:CSE) Share Price. SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG:NASDAQ): What's Behind the 87% Drop?

Do D2L's (DTOL:TSX) Financials Support its Stock Price Surge? Is DocuSign (DOCU:NASDAQ) Ready for a Comeback? Are Flow Beverage's (FLOW:TSX) Financials Strong Enough to Support a Turnaround? Can Simply Better Brands (SBBC:TSXV) Deliver Long-Term Value for Investors?"

A look at a profitable micro-cap: Atlas Engineered Products (AEP:TSXV)! Does Roblox (RBLX:NASDAQ) offer an appealing investment opportunity? Should you invest in Microstrategy (MSTR:NASDAQ) to gain Bitcoin exposure? Is the Yield Curve indicating an upcoming Recession?

Will the Trump Trade help or hurt small-caps? Mama's Creations (MAMA:NASDAQ) is turning up the heat with a return of over 400%! Does Quest Resource Holding Corp. (QRHC:NASDAQ) offer value?

The reason behind Versabank's (VBNK:TSX|NASDAQ) 123.8% gain! Our take on a unique microcap Canaf Investments (CAF:TSXV)! Has Plurilock Security (PLUR:TSXV) improved since our last look? Our honest take on The Honest Company (HNST:NASDAQ)!

Why has Argan (AGX:NYSE) skyrocketed in price? Analyzing what supported the strong returns of Pro-Dex (PDEX:NASDAQ)! Does BCE (BCE:TSX) offer value with a 9% dividend yield? Is Neptune Digital Assets (NDA:TSXV) a strong investment after soaring over 100%?

Our Take on Converge Technology Solutions (CTS:TSX) after its collapse in share price! Should you invest in Super Micro Computer (SMCI:NASDAQ) after its fallen 78% from its peak? Does the dividend aristocrat Toromont Industries (TIH:TSX) offer an appealing long term investment opportunity?

Welcome to another episode of Stock Talk on The KE Report. Quinton Hennigh, Geologist, Private Investor and Geologic Consultant to Crescat Capital joins me to share his thoughts on the following four companies.  Inflection Resources - CSE:AUCU - OTCQB: AUCUF Kootenay Silver - TSX.V:KTN - OTC:KOOYF Borealis Mining - TSX.V: BOGO Sierra Madre Gold & Silver - TSXV: SM - OTCQX: SMDRF All of these companies have been interviewed on our show in the last couple week. Here are links to all those interviews... Inflection Resources – Updates on Duck Creek Project with Exploration Partner AngloGold Earning In  Kootenay Silver – Drill Results From The Columba Project Expanding D-Vein, More Information On Over 10,000 Meter Still To Be Drilled Borealis Mining – Focused At The Borealis Mine, Nevada; 2 Gold Pours Since Listing, Drill Results Coming  Sierra Madre Gold And Silver – Ramping Up Towards Commercial Production By Year-End At The La Guitarra Mine      

Welcome to 2 Buds Talk Stocks, where Mike and Nate dive into the exciting world of stocks! Join us as we break down the latest trends and insights on major players like NFLX, AAPL, GOOG, and more. We'll explore everything from market movements to company strategies, touching on brands you know and love like SBUX, CMG, and INTC. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, we'll share insights, analysis, and fun discussions to help you navigate the stock market. Tune in and let's invest in your financial future together!

Nate and Mike have “the good, the bad and the ugly,” segment that involves 3 different stocks. Nate details how he still loves Apple. Mike demonstrates how owning the right ETF can give better gains than an individual stock. A discussion of cybersecurity ensues. Of course 80's movies are discussed and many more stocks are talked about.

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We're back for another episode of Guns & Stuff. This week Colton and I sat down with Matt from AG composite stocks.       AG Composite https://www.agcomposites.com/ https://www.instagram.com/agcomposites/     Jay Nichol jay@mindfulhunter.com https://www.mindful-reviews.com/ https://www.mindfulhunter.com/   Forged In The Backcountry https://forgedinthebackcountry.com/   Merch https://www.mindfulhunter.com/shop   Newsletter https://www.mindfulhunter.com/contact   IG https://www.instagram.com/mindful_hunter/   Podcast https://www.mindfulhunter.com/podcast   Free Backcountry Nutrition Guide https://www.mindfulhunter.com/tools

A one-time expense vs an ongoing cost. Do you know the difference? In this financial podcast episode with the Cash Kid, he'll explain why understanding this concept can help us achieve financial freedom and independence earlier in life. This is a way to help the next generation by building wealth instead of debt. Plus, a new segment on the show called "Stock Talk!" Listen in as the Cash Kid helps shape our financial mindset to think before we buy. Want to learn more about the Cash Kid? Visit our website and join our mailing list at: www.cashkidpodcast.com Also, check out our Cash Kid Merch store! Transcript Intro: So, you got some cash, maybe from an allowance? Or, that money your grandma gave you for your seventh birthday. Here ya go, sweetie! Woo hoo! Thanks, Grandma! Whatever it is, what are you gonna do with it? Spend it? Hide it away? Or maybe invest it? Let's start learning how to make that money grow. Time to learn how to be a Cash Kid. Welcome back to season two of the Cash Kid Podcast. Last episode we celebrated our one year anniversary mark and now we are charging forward with more topics and skills to learn and teach. If you aren’t already, please be sure to follow us today on Instagram and Facebook @cashkidpodcast. Also, head to our website and be added to our mailing list. This is a great way to be a part of the Cash Kid movement to empowering the next generation to build super financial skills at a younger age. This week, our episode is “The Cost of a Puppy.” We’re not going to just talk about puppies… even though, that would be cute and fun. Our focus is discussing the difference between a one time purchase and an on-going purchase. Do you know the difference? Many times as kids, because we don’t pay the bills, we might not understand this concept and have to be enlightened by an adult of the difference. But, knowing what’s a one time purchase vs. an on-going purchase is a concept we need to understand, especially before we find ourselves in debt and having to sell back the thing we purchased. Yep, it happens. So, let’s talk about it. What’s considered a one time purchase? A car or a video game? A bike or a cellphone? A puppy or a remote control car? Let’s start with a bike vs. a cellphone. Before I knew better, I used to think you just purchased a phone and that was it. But then my parents talked to be about how a cellphone is not a one time purchase. In fact, just this past week, my nine-year old brother saw this ad where you could purchase an iPhone 14 for just $5.99. He was like, “See Mom, I can afford that?” My Mom then explained to him to look at the fine print. Yeah, it’s that much smaller writing under the large discount price in bold that states it’s $5.99 a month for the next 36 months under a contract with that cellphone carrier . Then Mom explained how you’ll also need a cell plan to go with that which can cost upwards of $30 dollars or more per month. See a cellphone, while to a kid it just seems like an object you buy once and that’s it, is actually an on-going monthly expense… usually for your parents at this age. My brother’s not getting a phone… Now a bike on th other hand, it’s a one-time purchase. Except for the time I wrecked mine and we had to spend a little extra to get it fixed. But asking your parents for a bike is different. There may be some repair costs at times. Like a new tire or brake, but it doesn’t have an ongoing expense like a cellphone. We’re going to talk about that puppy and the debate in our house over having one, coming up. More purchase comparisons on the way. (Music interlude) It’s time for a new segment on the show called “Stock Talk.” If you follow us on social media, you’ll see I like to talk about stocks. Following different companies stock prices, what’s going on in the news about their company, and seeing the prices rise and fall excites me. I’ve found more and more of my peers asking me about the stocks I’m interested in. Why I’m invested in them? And how do I invest? Now, I’m not an advisor, but I’m trying to teach my friends and our audience how you can research companies and stock yourself. So, each episode I’ll hit on a stock either I’m watching or researching and why. This week, since we just finished talking about a cellphone, let’s look at Apple. Apple became a publicly traded company on December 12th, 1980. Their stock price started at $22.00 per share. Apple’s stock has split five times since it went public. This increases the number of shares in a company and makes the price per share at a more affordable cost for investors. To purchase a share today would cost you $173. If you had purchased a share of Apple just three years ago at the price of $131 dollars, you’d be up $52 dollars at this point. And here’s your disclaimer. Keep in mind any of the stocks I talk about are not recommendations. This is for educational purposes only to see how easy it is to look at a company, analyze where it started, and where’s it’s going to learn how to invest wisely. Hey, Warren Buffett researched companies first. That’s how he got started. So, I’m following suit. Do your research, and seek advice. Let’s educate, research, and invest Cash Kids. That’s your “stock talk” for this week. (Music interlude) Alright, let’s talk about that puppy. So many kids want a pet of some sort, usually a dog or a cat. But when you see an ad for “free puppies” just know that’s not true. Kids don’t realize it but a puppy is a huge on-going expense. My parents got a dog right after that got married and let’s just say, this dog racked up some expenses for my parents. As a lab mix puppy he chewed through my parents deck so bad they had to tear it down. Then he torn the hose pipe off the back of the house and my parents came home to a flooded backyard. He chewed through the lines on the air conditioner at a friends house. He only lived 7 years and it took 7 more years before my Mom would even consider the chance of getting another pet. It was a debate for sure as my Mom knew, a dog could be a big expense. My mom said we had to have a calm pet the next time around and we found the perfect one in Emma. Another little pound puppy mix female puppy that is such a chill dog, she rarely even barks. But even a chill dog still requires ongoing expenses like vet bills to stay up to date on shots, food, heartwarm and tick flea preventative medicines, and having to pay to board her when we go out of town and can’t bring her. My parents have told me stories of how friends of theirs in college would get a pet only to realize a few months later they didn’t think through the expense of having a pet and had to either give it away… or have their parents take the pet in. We were prepared for the expense in our house and the love of our dog is worth the expense for sure. But, kids, the next time you ask for a pet, be wise and informed of the expense involved that a puppy is an on-going expense. Not a one-time purchase or free. I wanted to last talk about a car. I’m about three years away from being able to drive and owning my own car sounds so cool. But purchasing a car is kind of like a cellphone but on a larger scale. If you don’t have the cash outright to purchase the car in full, then you’ll have a monthly payment with interest usually to pay it off. Then there’s gas and maintenance like oil changes twice a year, plus car insurance, and license and tag fees. A car is an on-going expense we kids need to think about and start saving for. Many kids start having to get a job in their teens for the sole purpose of having the cash for a car. So set-up a budget and savings plan to work towards that. Calculate the cost of the car you want and think about the month’s expenses related to the car. Then you can be a prepared buyer so you don’t end up with a car… but no gas to get you anywhere. So Cash Kids, let’s start being smarter about what we ask for and understand the expenses behind it. If we understand what’s an on-going expense vs. a one-time expense we can plan better and be more realistic about what fits without our budget. Understanding this earlier in life, can help keep us from instead of building debt, to building wealth much faster. Remember, anyone can be a Cash Kid, you just have a learn how to become one. Cash Kid, Out! Disclaimer: The information presented represents the views and opinions of the guest. This podcast does not intend to provide personal investment advice. This content has been made for informational and educational purposes only. To make a full and informed investment decision, we advise you to speak with a financial advisor, and for kids, definitely your parents first before investing.

Nate and Mike do a deep dive into gross operating margins, cash flow per share and other important metrics when conducting a valuation of a company. Things get a little intense when they discuss Paramount. Is Starbucks in trouble? Of course listener mail and so much more!