Smallcap Stocks
2 TSX smallcap stocks that surged 100% in 2022: NPK and ATH
- June 27, 2022 06:54 AM EDT
- Kajal Jain

These TSX smallcap stocks under C$ 10 saw their stock price increase by over 100 per cent year-to-date.
RCK, SVA, AFE, AMC & OYL: 5 TSXV smallcap stocks to watch in Q3 2022
- May 25, 2022 10:15 AM EDT
- Sundeep Radesh
WED, NOU, OYL, SVA and EU: 5 Canadian smallcap stocks to buy under $10
- May 12, 2022 10:45 AM EDT
- Kajal Jain
SGML, WED, DE, NFG & QRC: 5 TSXV small cap stocks for new investors
- May 06, 2022 11:12 AM EDT
- Sundeep Radesh
TUD, GMG, ZEN, LA and VZLA: 5 TSXV small-cap stocks to buy in May
- April 29, 2022 11:38 AM EDT
- Raza Naqvi

TUD, GMG, ZEN, LA and VZLA: 5 TSXV small-cap stocks to buy in May
- April 29, 2022 11:38 AM EDT
- Raza Naqvi
Highlights At the time of writing, the TUD stock was rising, and it was up about three per cent to C$ 1.75 per share. As of December 31, 2021, Zentek's cash and cash equivalents were approximately C$ 3.1 million. Vizsla holds a market capitali...
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Resolute (RFP) & Western Forests (WFP): 2 lumber stocks to buy
- February 02, 2022 10:17 AM EST
- Kajal Jain
Highlights The U.S. Department of Commerce released a preliminary determination on Monday, January 31. The U.S. agency plans to reduce softwood lumber tariff to nearly 12 per cent, which can boost exports for softwood lumber companies. The for...
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How can you invest in small-cap stocks in Canada?
- January 03, 2022 12:39 AM EST
- Kajal Jain
Highlights Small-cap stocks generally belong to startups or smaller companies with a market capitalization ranging somewhere between C$ 300 million to C$ 2 billion. Because of their limited market cap, these enterprises are often considered...
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Top 5 Canadian smallcap stocks of 2021
- December 09, 2021 09:05 AM EST
- Kajal Jain
Smallcap companies hold a market capitalization between C$ 300 million to C$ 2 billion. Investors aiming for quality returns with limited investments generally prefer smallcap stocks as they are comparatively cheaper than bluechip and midcap stocks...
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Top 3 Canadian smallcap stocks to buy this fall
- October 14, 2021 01:30 PM EDT
- Team Kalkine Media
Highlights Smallcap stocks usually offer high returns at lower prices; however, these are riskier when compared to largecap stocks. One of the smallcap stocks listed here rocketed by more than 302 per cent in the past year. An energy company a...
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5 Canadian smallcap stocks to buy under $15
- September 17, 2021 01:16 PM EDT
- Shreya Biswas
Small-cap stocks are believed to favor investors seeking a faster-growing company, yet these stock prices are generally traded at lower price points than large-cap stocks. Investors are observant while investing in these promising small-cap stocks,...
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5 elite TSX small-caps on sale
- July 29, 2021 02:18 PM EDT
- Ankit Sethi
Summary Despite the lingering coronavirus pandemic, stock markets around the world appear to be reeling in wealth. Canadian benchmark index S&P/TSX composite recorded a growth of about 16 per cent for this year on Thursday, July 29. Some s...
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4 dividend-paying small-cap stocks to buy under $15
- July 23, 2021 03:10 PM EDT
- Ipsita Sarkar
Investors often seek out stocks of small-cap companies for their lower prices. While they can have certain risk factors, some of them often come with the potential of delivering good returns in the future. Extra gains like regular dividend payouts...
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Got $10? 3 stocks to explore before July ends
- July 23, 2021 10:48 AM EDT
- Raza Naqvi
Summary Planning to invest in the stock market and have less money? No worries, we have got you covered. SLI share prices have returned about 578 per cent to shareholders in the last 12 months. The S&P/TSX Composite Index which approximate...
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Best small stocks to buy in Q3
- July 06, 2021 05:57 AM EDT
- Team Kalkine Media
While large-cap stocks may bring stable returns, some investors turn to small-cap stocks due to their lower prices and growth potential. Investors who choose to explore such smaller companies should observe their operations and offerings, which woul...
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Risks prevail everywhere — be it large cap blue-chip stocks or small or mid-caps. Small stocks may also be considered emerging stocks. They may, on certain occasions, lead to better gains as compared to large caps. This is because if the company linked to the stock expands its business and market share or the sector in which it operates in shines, the stock may pique the interest of investors. But small stocks may also be comparatively more volatile as compared to large cap stocks. It is always a better idea to know what the company does and what the future prospects are, besides enquiring about competitors, before making any investment decision.
For this, the investor must have an eye on how the industry in which the company operates is doing at the moment and what are the prospects for the future. Capital gains accrue with time when they do, and this means what happens in the future with the company and the related industry would likely have an impact on the stock’s price. It might also be good to keep tabs on multi-lateral meetings of countries and also the geopolitical landscape. For example, if world leaders are interested in cutting emissions in the medium-to-long term, it could be the best time to watch small cap renewable energy stocks that may do well in the long run.
Shares of companies with market capitalization between C$ 300 million and C$ 2 billion are considered small-caps. While talking about the best small-cap stocks, one should know that the stock market is dynamic, and multiple direct and indirect forces can cause fluctuations affecting the performance of any publicly listed stocks. As of writing this, Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd (TSXV: GMG), Emerita Resources Corp (TSXV: EMO), Journey Energy Inc (TSX: JOY), InPlay Oil Corp (TSX: IPO) and Verde Agritech PLC (TSX: NPK) were some of the top small-cap stocks, with 52-week return exceeding 450 per cent while writing. Investors should note that this can be subject to market change.
Small-cap stocks belong to companies that have a market cap in the range of C$ 300 million to C$ 2 billion, which are commonly startups or fairly newer establishments. While they can be risky due to their smaller market caps, some robust small-cap stocks can bring notable returns if picked carefully. One can evaluate a small-cap stocks by looking for the following: • Businesses working on ideas that can blow up and disrupt an industry, such as untapped technologies, cost-efficient alternatives, etc. • The company’s growth capabilities, present market condition and recent financials. • The stock’s evaluation metrics, such as its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio.