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For equity investors, large-cap and small-cap stocks get a lot of attention. And there are good reasons for that.
When the economy is growing, small-cap stocks are where the action is. And risk-tolerant investors can benefit from their potential to deliver outsized gains.
When the economy is slowing, large-cap stocks are ideal choices for investors looking to fly to safety. Many of these stocks are from companies that have the products and the pricing power that helps them survive, and thrive, during economic downturns.
However, this means that many investors are missing out on the potential that can be gained from a class of stocks that offer a Goldilocks approach.
In this case, we’re talking about mid-cap stocks. These stocks are defined as those of companies with a market capitalization (market cap) between $2 billion and $10 billion.
One of the advantages of owning mid-cap stocks is diversification. Large-cap stocks can mitigate much of the volatility in the market, but they also can limit the upside growth. Small-cap stocks may offer strong growth potential, but they may not be a good choice for investors with a low-risk tolerance.
By contrast, the right mid-cap stocks can be a Goldilocks alternative. They are less expensive than large-cap stocks, but less volatile than small-cap stocks. And you can find mid-cap stocks in just about any sector of the market.
And in this presentation, we’re analyzing seven mid-cap stocks that are showing a nice mix of growth and value. The stocks cover a variety of sectors, and there are stocks for investors of all styles.
View the 7 Mid-Cap Stocks That Can be the Perfect Fit at Any Time
Laycee Kluin
MarketBeat.com
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