Small cap stocks
Small Caps are the small companies listed on the ASX by size, or rather by it’s market cap. The definition of what is a small cap can vary but it is generally a company with a market capitalisation of between $50 and $500 million.
ASX Small Caps: you have an investment advantage
Small Caps are exciting to invest in because it’s the one area of the market that our subscribers, mum and dad investors, have an advantage over the big fund managers. The small caps on the ASX are just too small for the big fund managers to invest in. Fund Managers won’t even look at investing in a small cap until it reaches around $100m but really the majority of the funds won’t consider investing until a small cap has grown to at least over $500m in market capitalization. There are over 2,000 companies listed on the ASX and most of them are small caps.
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