small-cap
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- adjective
- /smɔl-kæp/
- Specialized
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de pequeña capitalización
- Many investors prefer small-cap stocks as they tend to outperform larger companies during market recoveries.
- small-cap stock
- small-cap fund
- small-cap growth
Today's late stage private companies have basically taken the place of small, the small cap market, the small cap public market.
- Today's late stage private companies have basically taken the place of small, the small cap market, the small cap public market.
- That by the way, not small cap stocks or penny stocks.
- I am so sick of talking about this, this company with its mediocre brands and its midcap to small cap market cap good.
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Small-cap stocks with low trading quality, e.g., little liquidity, are on top of the overbought chart today.
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The risky parts of the market, like small-cap equity and emerging markets, make up the satellite portion of the portfolio.
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The advantage of a small cap is higher risk, but as Robert said, a greater chance for growth.
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That is an index of a bunch of small cap stocks.
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Let's own small cap stocks which have those characteristics.
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Perhaps you think small-cap stocks are overvalued, for instance.
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It doesn't make any sense for me to own these risky small cap stocks.
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Mitchell is a senior editor at Lombardi Financial specializing in small-cap stocks.
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I'm currently shifting into small-cap alternative energy companies (wind, small hydro, landfill methane electric).
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A better option is buying a small-cap ETF as a temporary fix—emphasis on "temporary"—until more attractive opportunities emerge in individual small-cap stocks.
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Synonyms
Of companies worth less than one billion dollars
Antonyms
- Specialized
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Of companies with very large value on the stock market, often five billion dollars or more
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Etymology
Small-cap comes from the two parts small and cap, where cap is short for 'capitalization', the total market value of a company's shares. So, small-cap means a company (or its stock) with a small total value, which is why small-cap stocks are the stocks of smaller, often riskier companies.