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Welcome to Small Company Sharewatch

Within our site you will find details of our stockmarket newsletter - The Small Company Sharewatch (SCSW).

Launched 16 years ago in December 1993, Sharewatch is an independent monthly newsletter that alerts you to outstanding opportunities amongst lesser-known growth stocks.

It is available by subscription only and is published by Equitylink Ltd, an entirely independent organisation.

Buying a subscription to the Sharewatch newsletter allows you full and unlimited online access in addition to receiving the newsletter in hardcopy each month. Click here to buy now (new subscribers qualify for free gifts!) or read our 1-Minute pitch.

Remember, past performance is not an indication of future performance and you may lose some or all of the money that you invest in shares. The performance of individual companies can vary widely and some can fail. Most of the shares recommended are smaller company shares which can be riskier to invest in than blue chips. This makes it even more important to invest based on good advice.

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Fast growing small companies provide big profits for well informed investors each year. Quite often, a share price takes off and it's surprising that nobody had thought of it before. Here at Sharewatch, we specialise in discovering exactly those kinds of companies before they become widely followed. Each issue gives recommendations on individual shares to buy and sell.


Last year, stock markets went into freefall and this affected our performance statistics. A virtual portfolio based on all 106 main buy recommendations and 35 New Year NAPS in Sharewatch between 1st January 2005 and 31st July 2009 rose by an average of 5.9% on a mid-to-mid price basis, excluding dividends and dealing costs (as calculated at 4/8/09). This was the period of maximum credit crunch nastiness including the collapse of Northern Rock and Lehman Brothers. But since then we have been picking up speed. Across all 21 main buy recommendations in 2009 to date, the gain is already 36.3% and some of these companies haven't even had time to perform yet.  

To see a full list of the recommendations included in the data above, please click here

The secret of success is to choose your stocks carefully, buy a spread and take a medium-term view. To illustrate this in action, we operate a portfolio within the pages of the newsletter.

Since its launch in November 1994, shares in Growth Portfolio 1, a virtual portfolio based only on selections in the newsletter with a starting capital of £25,000, delivered stunning growth of 1089% before being terminated in July 2001.

Growth Portfolio ll was launched in March 2001 and has so far risen by 294.0% versus the FTSE-100, which has fallen 19.0% over the same period and the FTSE-All Share, which has fallen 11.6% (as at 31st July - August '09 issue publish date).

 
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"Imagination Technologies 116p was another coup for the Sharewatch newsletter, which studies a wide range of smaller companies. Its end-2002 tip at 20.5p contrasted with sector analysts who were writing off Imagination Technologies."
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"In a world where the acid test is share-price performance... Baltimore Technologies... Sharewatch's main recommendation in December 1999... one subscriber claims to have made £2m."
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Information and advice given in Small Company Sharewatch and The Momentum Investor are in general terms only and do not constitute personal advice to any investor. Published by Equitylink Ltd, a firm regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Remember, share prices and the income from them may go down as well as up. Past performance is no indication of future success. Investing in equities can lose you part or all of your capital.Most of the shares recommended may be smaller company shares which by their nature can be relatively illiquid and thus hard to trade. This makes investing in small caps riskier than in blue chips. Investors should seek advice from their stockbroker if any points are unclear.

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