Ian Cassel is a full-time microcap investor and founder of MicroCapClub, the MicroCap Leadership Summit, and co-founder of the Intelligent Fanatics Project. Ian started investing as a teenager and learned from losing his money over and over again. Today he is a full-time private investor that supports himself and his family by investing in microcaps. In this interview, Ian shares regarding his approach to investing, his successes and failures as a microcap investor, and why investors should consider focusing their investing efforts on microcap companies.

0:05 Introduction
2:04 How Ian got started in microcap investing
10:45 What is the MicroCapClub?
15:10 Ian discusses the thesis of why someone would want to invest in microcaps
21:38 Ian breaks down his one-sentence investment strategy word-by-word: “My goal is to own the smallest, most illiquid, least institutionally owned, misunderstood businesses I can find that are run by intelligent fanatics.”
36:15 Ian’s past and current investment experience with junior mining stocks
38:57 Does Ian’s strategy work for pre-revenue companies with no cash flow such as most junior miners?
42:50 The main differences Ian sees in US microcap equities vs Canadian microcap equities
46:20 Cautionary advice regarding accessing initial capital to get started in microcap investing

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