
Investing When Everybody Else Has Given Up with Elementary Value
About this episode
For this episode we talk to David J. Flood from Elementary Value.
David is a UK based private investor whose focus is on investing in unloved nano-caps.
He runs the popular elementaryvalue.com blog and is co-editor of Svenda’s Manual, a database investors can use to find interesting companies listed on the OTC market.
In this episode David talks about his investment process. He also dives into Mycelx Technologies [MYX], a London listed nano-cap which he feels has great recovery potential.
Hosted by Jon Kingston
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