The definitive book on this critical sector, updated for today"s markets. The most thorough, most practical book on small-cap stocks has now been revised and expanded. Stocks with a market capitalization of less than $1 billion are some of the best long-term investments on Wall Street. A dollar invested in small caps in 1926 would be worth $2,843 today, versus $811 if invested in large caps. Top Bloomberg editors Christopher Graja and Elizabeth Ungar explain why adding a small percentage of small-cap stocks to a portfolio helps investors boost returns without increasing their risk. Many investors have heard the raves about how lucrative small-cap stocks can be. Graja and Ungar show the individual investor how to spot the top performers, explain how thesestocks behave, and demonstrate how to incorporate them into a portfolio. This new edition also features and exclusive interview with top stockpicker Peter Lynch, plus valuable tips from other experts on how to identify which small-cap mutual funds are the strongest. "Investing in Small-Cap Stocks" is packed with essential contact information, including Web sites, addresses, and phone numbers of the S&P 600 SmallCap companies. It"s the jumpstart investors need to take advantage of this exciting asset class.
Every aspect covered, including:
Exclusive interview with Peter Lynch
Ways to analyze high-tech and international investments
Expanded sections on indexing and on net current asset valuation
New resources for the year 2000 and beyond
How to pick small-cap mutual funds and individual stocks
Indicators to watch (earnings surprises, interest rates, dollar exchange rates)
Trading techniques, including momentum investing, technical analysis, and paired trading Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Investing in Small-Cap Stocks (Christopher Graja, Elizabeth, Phd Ungar)