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Under the Radar Report have three Small Cap dividend stocks that our analysts agree represent good value. The average dividend is well over 5%, not including franking credits. 

To say Flight Centre has been in distress from the COVID-19 induced border closure and world wide travel restriction is an understatement. But will the company recover and should ASX investor buy Flight Centre shares? 

It is highly probable that we will be in an environment of low interest rates for some time. While investors are paying over the odds for growth as a result, the good thing is that there remains good value propositions on the income front in the equities asset class. It needs to remembered too, that investing is a means to an end. You cannot pay the bills with your share certificates, no matter how much they're worth
 

Radar's ASX Small Cap Portfolio has continued to outperform major stock market indices and has recovered more than 90% of the value lost in the immediate aftermath of the initial panic in March. Boy does that seem a long time ago!
 

ASX investors don't want to miss tomorrow's stock report as we cover a new disruptive stock that you won't have heard of. Everyone knows about the disruptive stocks Afterpay (APT) and Zip Co (Z1P), but the big money in disruption is often made from the stocks people don’t know about. Yes, the ASX Small Caps that are Under the Radar. 

As we discussed in late July, the gold price will ebb and flow, but will continue to benefit from unlimited money printing, which most recently has been triggered by central bankers’ various responses to the coronavirus, led by the US Federal Reserve. As we said then: the importance of buying gold stocks ASX has only increased.

Under the Radar Report’s Portfolio Manager The Idle Speculator recounts a very personal story, highlighting how longevity, a watchful eye and patience were the keys to transforming a losing trade into a big winner.

2020 has been a weird year for everyone. But what about for ASX share investors? What about for beginners like me? I've bought ASX shares while the market was in free fall. But what do I do now? Do I keep my capital locked away in the big banks or do I want to sell for a 10% profit, plus the dividend I've received, and move on?

At Tesla’s Battery Day last week reference was made to lithium being so abundant that “there is enough lithium resource in Nevada to supply the entire US market”. The immediate market reaction for many lithium stocks was negative, but some perspective needs to be pointed out in this nascent industry. Under the Radar Report's resources analyst Peter Chilton makes some observations: 

In this week's economic update we explore what RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle’s speech means for investors. Click to read how this will impact you.

There is a great deal of hype in the market evidenced by the US stock market hitting all-time highs. When confusion reigns, investors will sell non-income producing stocks and revert to value: sustainable earnings, balance sheet strength and dividends. The stocks that don’t look sexy now are the ones to look to buy.

This week's Small Cap Report is jam packed with Small Cap buying opportunities for investors. We give investors 22 stocks picked by our subscribers, a lithium special report and 9 best stocks to buy. 

We’ll be covering the stock in our next issue, but already there are important lessons learned in this Small Cap success story that has really come from nowhere.
 

To celebrate Under the Radar Report's ninth birthday we are releasing case studies on nine stocks to showcase how important Small Caps are for growing your ASX share portfolio. 

Under the Radar Report looks at three growth stocks that have performed well for subscribers. What we’re looking for is organic growth, which is the holy grail for all growth stocks both big and small.