AboutUS

“Exploration is really the essence of the human spirit.”
We believe that quality micro-cap coverage requires ‘boots on the ground knowledge’ to better understand the opportunities, risks and challenges venture companies face in their pursuit of growth.
Having travelled around the globe, from Chile to the Yukon, Israel, Romania, Nicaragua, Japan, Europe and Silicon Valley, Pinnacle Digest’s coverage provides unique context on our sponsors, often startups which aim to defy the odds and succeed where most that came before them have failed.

What is Pinnacle Digest?
Pinnacle Digest (“PD” or “PinnacleDigest.com”) was established as an online financial newsletter for speculators and micro-cap investors over a decade ago. With the goal of bringing its readers and viewers industry leading coverage on the Canadian venture capital market, PD has built relationships with some of North America’s leaders in the space… from innovative CEOs to award winning geologists, tech entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and money managers, PD has leveraged its relationships with the aim to enhance both its coverage on sponsor companies and overall content creation approach.

Opinions
We believe industry headlines influence microcap valuations as much as a company's fundamental developments. Pinnacle Digest’s weekly newsletter focuses specifically on Canada’s small and micro-cap markets, exploring topics typically overlooked by mainstream media.
Nearly all our content emphasizes a venture capital perspective, connecting global trends directly to their impacts on small, publicly traded Canadian companies.Additionally, our newsletter includes reports highlighting micro-cap investment opportunities across sectors like energy, technology, mining, and biotech—these are our Featured Companies, clients who sponsor PinnacleDigest.com.
Subscribers can easily opt-in via registration forms on our website. If our newsletter isn't a fit, unsubscribing is straightforward either through provided links in emails or by contacting support directly.
High-Risk Investments
Since inception, Pinnacle Digest has focused on high-risk, early-stage investment opportunities, especially those on Canada's TSX, TSX Venture, and CSE exchanges.
We acknowledge that these speculative investments aren't suitable for most investors. Many micro-cap companies will inevitably fail, losing most or all their value. Yet, the rare success stories offer significant returns, fueling continued interest in this niche market.
Our newsletter frequently highlights contrarian viewpoints on topics like commodities, disruptive technology, monetary policy, and geopolitics, considering these essential influences on microcap markets. We openly remind subscribers that active microcap investors often lose money on most bets, emphasizing education and thorough research before investing.
“Active micro-cap investors will lose money on most of their bets. These speculative investments are most certainly not for everyone. There are very few winners in this game. However, if you’re fortunate enough to find a multi-bagger, you’ll likely be hooked on micro-caps.”
Aaron Hoddinott, Managing Director, Pinnacle Digest

Before The Street
At Pinnacle Digest, we take a generalist yet forward-looking approach. Our aim is to identify and explore stories in early stages, ahead of widespread attention from 'The Street.'
With a particular interest in potentially disruptive technology and natural resource opportunities, we produce content about groundbreaking events—be it significant gold discoveries or transformative technological trends—that could redefine regions and impact human behaviors.
Investors should view our reports and weekly newsletter as a starting point for further independent research. Pinnacle Digest and its contributors are not registered broker-dealers or financial advisors. Always consult a financial professional before investing.
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