Top micro-cap stocks for March 2021
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We asked our freelance writers to share the top micro-cap stocks they’d buy this month. Here’s what they chose:
Edward Sheldon: Calnex Solutions
My top micro-cap stock is
Calnex Solutions(LSE: CLX). It’s an under-the-radar technology company that specialises in testing and measurement services for telecommunication networks.
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Calnex is benefitting from the rollout of 5G networks and the widespread adoption of cloud computing. The company’s H1 results for the six months to 30 September 2020, for example, showed revenue growth of 37%. Meanwhile, the company recently advised that its revenue for FY2021 would be ahead of market expectations. It also said that it is well positioned to deliver its historical growth rates over the long term.
The Vodafone share price is soaring in 2021! Should I buy the stock now?
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Vodafone(LSE: VOD) share price has soared over the past few months. Since the beginning of the year, shares in the telecommunications giant are up around 10%, excluding dividends.
And the stock’s longer-term performance is even more impressive. Over the past 12 months, shares in the company have increased in value by over 26%, excluding dividends.
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Including investor distributions, the Vodafone share price has produced a total return for investors of 45% over the past year, outperforming the
US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…
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The outcome was severe downwards pressure on Dignity’s selling prices. And the big problem was the firm had racked up a considerable amount of debt used to help fund its buying spree.
Almost overnight, it seems, the business model had fallen apart. The torrent of strong and stable cash flow was diminishing. And the economics of the business began to look precarious. It almost goes without saying the effect on the share price was devastating.
The Photo-Me share price has jumped 25%+ this month. Here’s what I’d do now
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Photo-Me International (LSE: PHTM) has had a good March so far. I picked it as my share of the month for March, because I was hopeful about its prospects. Nonetheless, with a gain of over 25% between the start of the month and today, I am impressed at the recent performance of the Photo-Me share price. Sitting only 16% higher than it was a year ago, the share’s performance so far in March has helped reverse its prior weak performance.
Here I look at what has driven the jump and what I would do now.