MAQ
+673%

Macquarie Technology
Information Technology:
First tipped at $8.15
Why we liked it: Founder led IT company, switching into data centres.
What Drove the return: Delivering on management strategy and close client relationships.

These are verified, real world results from UTRR’s small cap coverage, not back tested projections.
| Ticker: 1st tipped |
Return, Why we liked it, What drove the return? |
|---|---|
| 1. NST: Gold Mining 13 July 2016 @0.66 |
+2900% Why we liked it: A top CEO with extensive mining experience, sitting on a world-class gold mine. What drove the return: It’s grown into a world-class gold producer. |
| 2. EVN: Gold Mining 18 March 2015 @$0.72 |
+2188% Why we liked it: A large gold resource. What drove the return: It’s grown into a world-class gold producer. |
| 3. PLS: Lithium Miner 16 December 2021 @0.86 |
+1583% Why we liked it: Lithium was a growth resource essential to the future green economy. What drove the return: It’s grown into a world-class lithium producer. |
| 4. SXE: Contractor 30 December 2020 @$0.365 |
+1283% Why we liked it: A quality contractor operating in the mining space. Giving exposure to the booming mining sector. What drove the return: Well run, experts, mining sector. |
| 5. GNG: Contractor 20 March 2019 @#3.01 |
+1184% Why we liked it: A top CEO What drove the return: Expert contractor. |
| 6. NCK: Retail 14 June 2012 @0.83 |
+1183% Why we liked it: Quality founder led business. What drove the return: Sales, production on demand. |
| 7. DTL: Information Technology 21 November 2018 @0.965 |
+1081% Why we liked it: Quality IT stock with a broad product offering. What Drove the return: Quality products |
| 8. MAQ: Information Technology 21 November 2018 @$0.965 |
+673% Why we liked it: Founder led IT company, switching into data centres. What Drove the return: Delivering on management strategy and close client relationships. |
| 9. ASB: Industrial 19 May 2022 @0.40 |
+693% Why we liked it: World class manufacturer of naval ships with a contract with the US navy. What Drove the return: Quality ship design and streamlined production. Re-rated into the index. |
| 10. RMS: Gold 14 February 2016 @1.06 |
+366% Why we liked it: Smaller West Australian Gold miner riding the gold price surge. What Drove the return: Gold price. Management. |
Prices and returns at at 2 September 2026
This is general information only and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. “Why we like it” commentary above is a summary only; full buy and sell research, risk ratings and price targets are reserved for UTRR members.

Smaller companies can double its revenue in a year in a way a large blue chip simply cannot. That is the first reason they tend to outperform over time, but it is not the only one. Most Aussie small and micro caps receive little to no coverage from the big broking houses, since there is not enough brokerage revenue in following a company worth $100 million. That gap creates pricing inefficiency, and it means genuine mispricing can sit undiscovered for months. Investors who get in before it is picked up by institutional funds capture a re-rating that later arrivals miss.
Australia has more than 2,000 listed companies, and the majority are small and micro caps that no analyst follows. That is the opportunity, and it is exactly where ASX small cap stocks research earns its keep.
Richard Hemming’s approach is built around talking directly to management and reading between the lines of ASX announcements, rather than relying on the headline numbers everyone else already has.
Global demand triggering growth in key sectors.
Gold hit record highs in 2026, and UTRR’s best performing gold stocks ASX picks have benefited directly from that run.
Lithium is recovering after the 2024 to 2025 downturn, and UTRR’s best performing lithium stocks ASX picks are positioned for the next leg of the cycle.
AI and data centre themes are driving technology, with UTRR’s ASX top tech picks concentrated on those with genuine enterprise demand behind them. See the best performing tech stocks ASX sector page for more.
Copper and uranium demand is rising, and mining remains a key area for an individual investor. See the best performing mining stocks ASX sector page for more.
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This is the research approach behind every recommendation.
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The easy ASX small cap stocks pick is Paladin Energy $PDN. We first tipped $PDN at $4.20 in April 2021. Beyond that, UTRR’s analysts are watching select small cap uranium stocks ASX including developers and explorers that are yet to be fully re-rated by the market, exactly the kind of under the radar opportunity our research is built to find.
This is general information only and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. “Why we like it” commentary above is a summary only; full buy and sell research, risk ratings and price targets are reserved for UTRR members.
These are verified, real world results from UTRR’s small cap coverage, not back tested projections.

Information Technology:
First tipped at $8.15
Why we liked it: Founder led IT company, switching into data centres.
What Drove the return: Delivering on management strategy and close client relationships.

Contractor:
First tipped 20 March 2019 at $0.58
Why we liked it: A top CEO
What drove the return: Expert contractor.

First tipped 21 November 2018 at $0.99!
Why we liked it: Quality IT stock with a broad product offering.
What Drove the return: Quality products

First tipped at $2.51 now $126.21!

First tipped at $0.83 now $20.51!

First tipped at $0.72 now $13.26!

First tipped at $1.40 now $15.72!

First tipped at $0.32 now $4.73!

First tipped at $0.58 now $6.06!

First tipped at $0.62 now $4.79!
Some of the strongest long term gains have come from small caps that were under researched at the time they were recommended.
UTRR’s own record includes NST, EVN, PLS, SXE, MAQ, NCK, GNG, DTL, ASB and RMS, which delivered gains of several hundred percent from their original entry points.
The reliable approach is to look past the major top 50 and view the small cap end of the market, where coverage is thin and mispricing is more common.
Independent research services such as UTRR exist specifically to surface these opportunities before the broader market catches on. It’s important to diversify and build a portfolio. Also consider dividend paying Australian securities, both the largest and the smaller growth focussed stocks.
A combination of factors: revenue or production growth that is faster than the market has priced in, a clean balance sheet, a clear catalyst on the horizon, and a lack of existing institutional ownership that leaves room for a re-rating.
That depends on your risk appetite and time horizon. UTRR’s current small cap picks, with risk ratings for each, are available to members and are updated regularly as conditions change.
UTRR’s published picks have significantly outperformed ETFs and the broader market over the periods shown in the record table above, largely because small caps are capable of far larger percentage moves than the index’s large cap constituents.
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