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About Paydirt Capital

Small caps, explained. Every source shown.

Paydirt Capital is research for small-cap investors. We cover the companies, filings and markets behind Canadian and US small caps, across tech, energy, mining and more. Every article explains how something works, cites where each number comes from, and says who pays for what.

Formerly Micro Math Capital. Same publisher, same writer and the same disclosures; the publication was renamed in 2026 and the old address redirects here.

Published byApollo Shareholder Relations
Written byChase Kazakoff
Based inBritish Columbia, Canada
Publishing since2024
New articlesMon, Wed, Fri

How we work

01 · Sources

Every number is linked

Figures come from filings, regulators, central banks and industry bodies. If we can’t source a number, it doesn’t run.

02 · Plain English

Explain, don’t pitch

Each piece opens with the key takeaways and answers the question a reader actually searched for.

03 · No calls

No tips, no targets

We don’t tell anyone to buy, sell or hold, and we don’t publish price targets. What you do with the research is your decision.

What we cover

Who pays for this

Paydirt Capital is owned and operated by Apollo Shareholder Relations, an investor relations firm. Apollo is paid by public companies for investor relations and marketing work, and may be compensated in cash or securities. We think you should know that before you read anything here.

  • Any article about a company that pays Apollo is labelled Sponsored, with the compensation disclosed at the top.
  • Any position held in a company we write about is disclosed in the article.
  • Nothing on this site is investment advice. Do your own research and speak with a registered advisor.

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Paydirt Capital is published by Apollo Shareholder Relations for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Apollo provides paid investor relations services and may be compensated in cash or securities by companies in the sectors discussed. Read the full disclosures.

Contact

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