You think all retailers are doomed? Think again!

If you've been with us since last week, we started a search to find under the radar companies and stocks in order to outsmart financial analysts aka #OutsmartThePros. These are commonly smaller companies that are operating as strong as the big and buzz but are ignored by institutional investors due to their small size (commonly between $1 to $5 billion). We went on a hunt... We started from the twenty-one thousand and so stocks we have at our disposal to invest in. We then removed all companies that have signs of operational weakness and sorted out the results by the number of professional and institutional investors. We picked the companies with the lowest number of institutional owners. The results were nineteen companies ... nineteen stocks that professional money managers had missed... want the list of the nineteen, don't ya?  This week, we pick up from where we left off. Here is the second company from the #OutsmartThePro theme. Say hello to ... 

Five Below focuses on the teenager and pre-teen market and offers a carefully selected line-up of trending fashion, entertainment, and leisure merchandises at a low price. The company has around 500 retail stores in the Western United States and plans to expand to 2000 stores. This means there is a lot of room for the company to grow. It is a retailer with a unique niche, no debt (which is very rare among retailers), and has solid and profitable operations. Also, Five Below is a company that has been so under the radar off institutional investors, gauged by the relative number of institutional investments compared to other retailers, which means there is an opportunity to snatch some shares before large funds pour in and push up the share price. Check out its Stock Card to get to know this powerhouse retailer a bit better. ​

What's been going on in our Facebook Group:
​We have about 200 members in our Intelligent Investing Facebook Group. Everyday, several data-driven, and detailed conversations are happening. Members ask questions and share their research, thoughts, and ideas. If you haven't joined yet, do it now. Here are some of the Stock Cards we discussed this past week:

What's happening in our neck of the woods?​
A lot is happening! This week we published the 100th Stock Card on our platform. See them with the 'All Stock Cards' tab? Use the filters on our 'All Stock Cards' tab to find companies that are operating in a growing market. Or want to find those that are undervalued? C'mon, give it a try!

That's it for this edition of Stock Card Weekly. Talk to you soon!

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