Space Race & Small-Cap Value: MDA Space (MDA), Supremex (SXP), Maritime Launch (MAXQ) | Ep. 2

With geopolitical tensions rising, the European Space Agency is pushing for greater autonomy, creating new opportunities in the space sector. In this episode, Jonathon Brown dives into two Canadian space stocks positioned to benefit: an established industry leader and a high-risk, high-reward spaceport developer.

Then, Trevor Abes explains why broad market downturns are often the best time to hunt for value in small-cap stocks. He outlines a strategy for finding hidden gems and offers up a profitable North American manufacturer that he believes is trading at an excessive discount.

This Episode's Stock Picks:

MDA Space (TSX: MDA): The established Canadian leader in space robotics and satellite systems, well-positioned to capitalize on increased global investment in space and defense.

Maritime Launch Services (CBOE: MAXQ): A development-stage company building Canada's first commercial spaceport in Nova Scotia, offering a potential ground-floor opportunity for investors with a high risk tolerance.

Supremex (TSX: SXP): A profitable North American envelope and packaging manufacturer whose stock has fallen nearly 50% from its 5-year high, creating a potential value opportunity.

Topics Discussed:

• The European Space Agency's (ESA) push for new partnerships and autonomy.
• How geopolitical uncertainty impacts the space and defense sectors.
• A four-step process for identifying attractive small-cap stocks.
• Finding investment opportunities in companies the market has misperceived.

Further Reading & Resources:

• Financing the future: Maritime Launch secures necessary approval
• Unlocking the potential of investing in small-cap stocks
• This week's picks: TSX:SXP | TSX:MDA | CBOE:MAXQ

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