Similar words: small cap, all Caps, skullcap, baseball cap, bell captain, full capacity, at full capacity, small change. Meaning: adj. of stocks of companies with a market capitalization of less than one billion dollars small cap. n. 1. a corporation with a small capitalization 2. a character having the form of an upper-case letter but the same height as lower-case letters.
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(1) Many analysts say a weak January in the small-cap arena is a harbinger of underperformance of the sector for the year.
(2) The average small-cap stock has no more than three analysts.
(3) The Russell 2000 index, made up of small-cap stocks, is up 27.8 percent for 2010, including dividends.
(4) The other salient feature is the predominance of small-cap stocks.
(5) These might include the difference in returns between small-cap and large-cap stocks (fund managers tend to favour the former) or the level of credit spreads and so on.
(6) Small-cap stocks are tougher to price than large-cap stocks, so there's a 4.7% differential, first to third quartile.
(7) Now, he says, 'some small-cap names seem to be becoming more attractive.'
(8) Yesterday, I sent an email to a Chinese small-cap company's internal IR person; he called me within an hour and he was very well informed.
(9) Now I realize, for example, that small-cap stocks are more risky than large-cap stocks.
(10) Roseen attributed the small-cap funds' edge to the hit that many large-cap companies, such as the big three U.S. automakers, took in recent months.
(11) Sell some small-cap stocks.
(12) If today's quotes show key and small-cap stocks, coming in at low afternoon is worth of concern.
(13) Within a few years, feds also will be able to invest in a small-cap and an international stock index fund.
(14) Mr Kern likens the current climate for microcap funds to the 1980s[Sentencedict.com], when small-cap investing gained momentum with mutual-fund families.
(15) Against that backdrop, Goldman currently favors large-capitalization stocks over small-cap, although the strategy has not paid off so far.
(16) At some point, when your dollars were turning into dimes, you'd say, forget this, this is ridiculous, it doesn't make any sense for me to own these risky small-cap stocks.
(17) Your portfolio should include a mix of funds with U.S. and international holdings, as well as different allocations among large-cap and small-cap funds with different value and growth mandates.
(18) Small U.S. companies outside of the technology sector cannot get money now, which is why he likes small-cap value stocks in the financial, consumer discretionary and industrial sectors.
(19) So we know how investors can avoid losing money, ' says finance professor Dan Bernhardt of the University of Illinois:'Don't buy small stocks or a small-cap fund on Dec.
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