I'm still a quite unexperienced investor and was first interested in Graham/Pabrai type of dollar for 50 cents investing, but I am now more interested in investing in great businesses and try to find great small cap stocks who are able to compound for 5 years or more at CAGR 20% or more.
The only problem is that I'm not able to find enough information to understand a company well enough to concentrate my money into it.
At the moment I use the research reports of Alta Fox capital, 'the making of a multibagger' as some guide and TIKR terminal and morningstar to value the companies but am not able to find valuable information on companies on my own. (I always wonder where the information comes from if a report, like Alta Fox's, is shared about a small/micro-cap)
I want to use this topic as a place for everyone to share our methods of researching companies and sharing our resources we use to understand a company better.
Maybe it's also better to say what kind of investor you are (growth, small-cap, big-cap, turnarounds, spinoffs etc.), so its more accurate for others why you use a method and specific resources.