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The regular quarterly dividend is a welcome add-on because even the risk averse could use the dividend proceeds to diversify into other investments or use it to invest in more shares of QCA or perhaps in the shares and debentures of companies included in its own portfolio. QCA at a minimum is one to continuously monitor as you may find they invest in publicly traded industry companies that you had never heard of that are undervalued and off of the radar – just as QCA itself was before we brought QCA to your attention. Have a look at their recent activity and you will see a company that is aggressively positioning itself for 2018 and beyond.
Tinley Beverage Company (TNY)
Tinley of course was my first case study appearing in the May 2016 issue of the USA edition and I have followed its progress in articles, strategies, and in case studies since then. When we moved Tinley to the proprietary top 25 stock list it raised a few eyebrows.
Investors who invested in Tinley back when that first case study was written and simply held could have seen $35,000 turn into over $1.9 Million (1,000,000 shares bought at $0.035 and sold at between $1.90 and $1.99). Imagine that in a TFSA! Tinley’s share price journey has been anything but linear sloping upwards and in fact in my first article in the same issue was the hypothesis that to be very successful one could consider timing entry, exit, and re-entry price points in the same stock in this industry. That hypothesis is now fact.
Using Tinley as our example, one could have invested $10,000 or less back in the spring or early summer of 2016 and with only a handful of trades just in Tinley alone would have over $1,000,000 in December 2017. We were the first, and I believe only, to recognize the investment potential of Tinley Beverage while it was still effectively in the start-up phase.