Guide to investing in Small Cap companies

This report will look at some of the benefits and the historical performance of Small Cap companies and covers the key considerations when investing in smaller companies.

Contents:

The small company effect

The performance of small caps v main market shares

⇒The trade-off between value and growth

How rare are ‘ten baggers’?

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