It’s still a little too early to say whether it’s a proper pullback yet.
In the meantime, let’s look at an interesting chart that explains why I like trading small-cap stocks so much.
Chart of the Day
Domino’s Pizza has returned 8,200% since its IPO in July 2004.
Google/Alphabet has returned 6,080% over almost the exact same time period.
Is Domino’s a better company than Google? Hell no.
But Domino’s IPO’ed at a less than $2 billion valuation. Google? $23 billion.
I know this is just one example, but it really highlights why – all things being equal – I prefer to trade smaller stocks.
They just have more profit potential – period.
Plus, as I explain in the Insight of the Day, they have another crucial advantage for traders like us.
Insight of the Day
Unlike large-cap stocks, which are the subject of endless scrutiny and analysis, it’s easier to get an informational edge in small-cap stocks.
Every large stock has a ton of analysts – professional and otherwise – constantly scrutinizing it.
That’s why it’s so difficult to get any sort of informational edge when trading these stocks. They’ve all been arbitraged away.
That’s why I prefer smaller stocks.
There are many more of them, many of which barely receive any analyst coverage whatsoever. Many that most traders don’t even know exist.
The informational edge in small-cap stocks is very real – and very profitable if you know how to find it.
That’s why in just a few hours at 11 a.m. Eastern today…
I’m going LIVE for a masterclass that will allow you to harness the most powerful informational edge I know…
So you can target small-cap stocks that could surge even if the broader market is pulling back.
I’ll be revealing everything you need to know to immediately start using this edge for yourself…
As well as highlight some time-sensitive opportunities you’d want to jump on.
So, if you haven’t already…
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Embrace the surge,
Ross Givens
Editor, Stock Surge Daily
