Small Cap Stocks vs Large Cap Stocks - Which are Better Investments

In this video we analyze small-cap stocks, mid-cap stocks and large-cap stocks to see which perform the best.

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[GhanYt]

Investing in various sources of income that are independent of the government should be the most essential thing on everyone's mind right now. especially in light of the global economic crisis at the moment. I have $560, 000 sitting in savings searching for the best method to enter these markets. This is still an excellent moment to invest in equities, gold, silver, and digital currencies.

[dkallj]

After getting burned a few times on picking the WRONG small cap companies, I think I'll stick with the more stable, big companies. Small cap companies (not all) more often than not are small cap for a reason. Maybe they don't have good financials, or maybe they don't get enough information available to the public. Don't get me wrong, you can definitely pick the right one and score a home run but expect far more volatility than a large cap stock.

[KevinConwayChannel]

God I love these videos. It's like I have a question in my head and then a Learn to Invest video pops up about it... :)

[DoubleOddJosh]

I have a neighbor who used to be a stock broker and he gave me this advice: a stock portfolio should look like a pyramid, with the smallest cap (highest risk) should be at the top with the least amount invested in them, with the mid-cap companies in the middle, and large-cap companies at the bottom making up the foundation with the most amount of $ invested into them

[sungkeum]

great content as always. Thanks Jimmy.

[jagulba]

You are awesome, I asked on "Top 6 Defensive Dividend Stocks" video that you talk about small cap.... you listen to your viewer . Glad to found you on YouTube

[zeppeinvest-stockmarketvid]

Personally I only own Large cap companys. Feeling comfy with the big boys. Thanks for sharing your insights Jimmy!

[bluesky]

First and old time over 65 and a dgi investor ... thank u jimmy

[cstewart]

This analysis really shows some second-tier thinking on analyzing the inner winners in each category. Not sure I would have thought to do that.

[char]

Superb analysis! Jimmy, please make a video of top 10 (or 20) large cap, and a separate video of top 10 (or 20) mid cap companies that looks fundamentally good to invest coming year 2020 forward. thank you and happy holidays!

[phillipdukes]

Excellent Analysis! Well explained! Could you make a video like this comparing Growth vs. Value?

[basseleid]

Great video. It would be interesting to add to the charts the s&p averages and the whole market averages.

[jamesrobertjackson]

I have been keeping an eye on Aritzia. It's a Canadian company. It's on the otc market. It reminds me of Lulu, in regards to its popularity. I am up over 2000% on lulu.

[bradramm]

Thanks Jimmy! Time to do some research into small caps.

[GenExDividendInvestor]

I like safe large cap dividend companies :)

[Bhomasolini]

good video.
but large caps only performed better the last 10 years. It looks different in some other decades. I think because of that it can make sense to go for small cap rn.

[Alisher]

Thanks for this, but I personally try invested in companies in large cap and pay solid dividend that proven over the years

[dantesmith]

Can we see a video of dividend video of aristocrats from different countries/indexes?

[alexanderpike]

Hey Jimmy, great video (as always), what are your thoughts on small/mid cap dividend ETFs? (SMDV/REGL, for example)

[georgehadley]

Jimmy - Great video(as usual). Is there any way of identifying those small cap companies that perform so well?