ASX Small Cap Stocks Research & Recommendations

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Small-Cap stocks are the stock of companies with a market cap in between $300 million and $2 billion. These companies are comparatively young and have the potential to deliver growth in the future. Small-cap companies generally do not provide dividends as they tend to reinvest the profit back into the business to achieve business growth.

Small-cap investors aim to beat institutional investors by focusing on growth prospects. These stocks have outperformed mid-cap and large-cap stocks. However, they carry a huge risk of losses. These are highly volatile and are considered a risky investment.

Investors prefer these stocks because:

  • They provide more room for growth.
  • They provide an opportunity to beat institutional investors.
  • These stocks are available at a lower price.
  • They provide an opportunity for investors to get stocks at a fair price that are not influenced by large financial institutions.