which can lead to significant capital losses. Because there are fewer buyers for micro-cap stocks, price manipulation and fraud are not uncommon.

Executives from over a dozen microcap companies -- also known as "penny stock" companies -- allegedly accepted a corrupt bargain offered to them in an FBI sting operation. WSJ's Jason Bellini ...

The art of investing in micro-cap stocks lies in rigorous analysis paired with the nerve to take a contrarian approach, even ...