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Latin American stock markets have recovered strongly as the world starts to overcome some of the COVID-19 pandemic’s challenges — renewing interest in the region.
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Despite the potential benefits of investing in small-cap stocks, investors often worry about liquidity, ease and ability to trade, at the lower end of the market-cap spectrum; specifically, costs (the scarcer the asset, the higher the cost) and access (how easy is to find a seller or a buyer).
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A few weeks ago, we looked at the historical and current concentration of a range of regional indexes and noted there had been an increase in concentration across the globe. But what about small-cap indexes, specifically?
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Even before the pandemic, global trade had shown signs of slowing, and the growth trend appeared to be flattening.
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When investors are considering adding new types of investments to their portfolios, they examine not only the risk and return profiles of those new allocations, but also whether they might add diversification benefits.
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We recently looked at small caps through the lens of historical performance during economic recovery. To complement that analysis, we look at total risk or volatility.
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As the world economy starts to feel the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines, some investors have started to revisit the role of small-cap stocks in their portfolios.
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When assessing a potential investment within a given market, investors may want to consider the difference between total and free-float market capitalization.
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Traditionally, GDP growth has been thought as a lead indicator for the performance of domestic stock markets. But has this changed?
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While most countries’ real GDP growth was buffeted in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic, the emerging market & developing economies were less affected (-3.3%) than advanced ones (-5.8%).